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Prout's hypothesis

Prout's hypothesis was an early 19th-century attempt to explain the existence of the various chemical elements through a hypothesis regarding the internal structure of the atom. In 1815 the English chemist William Prout published two papers in which he observed that the atomic weights that had been measured for the elements known at that time appeared to…

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Prout's hypothesis → Berzelius, Dumas, Edward Turner, Finally, However, In, Jacob Berzelius, Jean Charles Galissard, Jean Stas, Jean-Baptiste Dumas, Marignac, Prout, Prout's, Success, This, To
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Prout's hypothesis → Ch, Chapter, Fate, Hydrogenism, In, In Herman Wouk's, Life, Lomokome, Moon, Part, Prout's, The Lomokome Papers, Vasily Grossman's, Viktor Shtrum

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Edward Turner in 1833 measured values that seemed to be in plausible agreement with the hypothesis.Success of a sort continued in the 1840sinstance ofHowever other chemists0.80text
Prout's hypothesisrelated to InfluenceProut's0.60section
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Prout's hypothesisrelated to InfluenceJacob Berzelius0.60section
Prout's hypothesisrelated to InfluenceProut0.60section
Prout's hypothesisrelated to InfluenceEdward Turner0.60section
Prout's hypothesisrelated to InfluenceBerzelius0.60section
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Prout's hypothesisrelated to InfluenceJean-Baptiste Dumas0.60section
Prout's hypothesisrelated to InfluenceJean Charles Galissard0.60section
Prout's hypothesisrelated to InfluenceMarignac0.60section

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