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Periodic Table, law of triads, telluric screw, law of octaves - Coggle…

- - - - A three-dimensional method of finding patterns in the element’s properties.
        
        He plotted elements on a cylinder based on increasing atomic masses at an angle of 45 degrees for each rotational turn.
        
        Using the combination of elements parallel to each other, he observed that there were striking similarities to the physical properties of these elements.
  - - - Hydrogen will have the same property as fluorine (the 8th element) and the rest of the elements belonging to the same horizontal group.
      - Features such as periods and groups were first seen through his work.
      - Elements with similar properties appear on the same horizontal line when arranged in a seven-element set.
  - - - When elements in a triad cluster were arranged according to atomic weight, the element in between the other two will most likely have an intermediate chemical character relative to the other two.
      - Li, Na, and K will exhibit different levels of reactivity with water wherein Na would be more reactive than Li but less reactive than K.
      - The first documented system of organization of elements.