Elements are arranged in the periodic table in order of increasing atomic number. For example hydrogen has the atomic number of one, helium two, lithium three etc. The first energy level (the one ...
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and the apparently widely different assumptions which have been introduced in various recent attempts to develop a theory of atomic constitution capable of accounting for other physical and ...
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