Examples of using Atomic weights in English and their translations into Italian
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so chemistry obtains a relative expression for the magnitude of the atomic weights unknown to it by comparing the various elements on the basis of their atomic weights, expressing the atomic weight of one element in multiples or fractions of the other(sulphur, oxygen, hydrogen).
attempts to restore the old alchemy and to use atomic weights, molecular formulas,
It's a question of radium's atomic weight, you see- very heavy.
a woman is dividing the atomic weight of the best noble gas by the number of colors in the oldest national flag still in use.
Atomic weight of chlorine M(Cl)= 35,453 g mass of 1 mol of chlorine.
By the number of colors in the oldest national flag still in use-- a woman is dividing the atomic weight of the best noble gas Right now, somewhere.
Mendeleev's periodic tables used atomic weight instead of atomic number to organize the elements,
Mendeleev published in 1869, using atomic weight to organize the elements, information determinable to
each atom has an atomic weight of 16.
Antonius Van den Broek proposes the idea that the elements on the periodic table are more properly organized by positive nuclear charge rather than atomic weight.
A woman is dividing the atomic weight of the best noble gas by the number of colors in the oldest national flag still in use… Right now, somewhere.
Now, if you were to average these, not just a straight-up average, then you would get carbon-13 and then the atomic weight would be 13, but you weight this one much higher because
introduces concept of atomic number to fix inadequacies of Mendeleev's periodic table, which had been based on atomic weight.
Atomic weight worked well enough in most cases to(as noted) give a presentation
That is, if it is possible to shake the core of high atomic weight, then it is possible to get it to split
By the number of colors in the oldest national flag still in use-- a woman is dividing the atomic weight of the best noble gas Right now, somewhere.
their abundance is very low standard atomic weight is 9.0122.
A woman is dividing the atomic weight of the best noble gas by the number of colors in the oldest national flag still in use… Then using that number as the average speed to calculate the travel time from Mordor to the Shire. Right now, somewhere.
However, do not have the sensitivity to distinguish atomic isobars(atoms of different elements that have the same atomic weight, such as in the case of carbon 14 and nitrogen 14-the most common isotope of nitrogen).
such as the chloride, and, estimating that lithia(lithium oxide) contained about 55% metal, estimated the atomic weight of lithium to be around 9.8 g/mol modern value~6.94 g/mol.