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Newland’s octave law was successful in arranging:
Option: 1
Heavier elements
Option: 2
Lighter elements
Option: 3
Both
Option: 4
None
Answers (1)
Newland’s octave law was successful in arranging lighter elements. After calcium, this law did not work accordingly.
Therefore, Option(2) is correct
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