Dmitri Mendeleev's "The Principles of Chemistry" is a foundational textbook that systematically presents the known chemical elements. This work is notable for its development and application of the periodic law, which organized elements by atomic weight and predicted the existence of new ones.
Sources for Dmitri Mendeleev — The Principles of Chemistry
Dmitri Mendeleev — The Principles of Chemistry in Chemistry
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