The distiction between atoms and molecules of elements (e.g., H and H2) has been accepted and has led to more consistent atomic and molecular weights. Mendeleev also has published versions of the periodic table (1869-71)
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The distiction between atoms and molecules of elements (e.g., H and H2) has been accepted and has led to more consistent atomic and molecular weights. Mendeleev also has published versions of the periodic table (1869-71)
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Orgainic chemistry is the study of carbon-containing compounds and their properties.
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Inorganic chemistry is the study of compounds not based on carbon--in other words the study of the chemistry of every element except carbon.
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Inorganic chemists are plagued by elements with multiple valences and compounds for which the structures are not at all clear.
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