BSM theory unveils that
the Mendeleev's Periodical law and Periodic table pattern are signature of the
nuclear building trend of the stable elements. This trends is defined by the elementary particle
structures and their interactions in structured vacuum space. The discovered by applying the New Approach in the analysis of the following
experimental data:
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X-ray
properties of the elements in a solid state.
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Laue
back-reflection patterns
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Relation
between the nuclear bonding energy and X ray spectra of the elements
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Oxidation
number by experimental results. Principal and secondary valencies.
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Ionization
potential dependence of Z number
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Considerations
for orbital interactions and pairing between the electrons from different
orbitals
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Radioactive
decay of unstable isotopes
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Optical
atomic spectra
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Photoelectron
spectra of molecules
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Nuclear
magnetic resonance of the elements
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Nuclear
configuration and VSEPR model for chemical compounds
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Vibrational
properties of the atoms in the molecules in a gas phase.
The building trend of the atomic nuclei is discussed in Chapter 8 (25 pages, 1.3 MB pdf) of BSM theory.
Reference: S. Sarg, BSM theory, 2001, posted in www.helical-structures.org