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periodic system

[ peer-ee-od-ik, peer- ]

noun

Chemistry.
  1. a system of classification of the elements based on the periodic law.


periodic system

/ ËŒ±èɪə°ùɪˈɒ»åɪ°ì /

noun

  1. the classification of the elements based on the periodic law
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Origin of periodic system1

First recorded in 1870–75
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It cited aged software, periodic system failures, mistakes in programming and overreliance on manual input of data, The Washington Post reported Sunday.

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The mechanics of the entire transplant system must be overhauled, the review concluded, citing aged software, periodic system failures, mistakes in programming and overreliance on manual input of data.

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But, Scerri explains, the Russian chemist was a master storyteller and, compared to Meyer and other competitors, a more effective evangelist for the periodic system.

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The very first hint of chemical periodicity was announced by a French engineer, Alexandre-Émile de Chancourtois, who also designed a three-dimensional periodic system that he named the telluric screw.

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The periodic system has two levels of classification: a primary level, based on atomic numbers of the elements, and a secondary one, based on chemical properties.

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