Journal - Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania (1826)
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · [Philadelphia : Franklin Institute] · leaf 183
en as thebasis for the atomic weights. These facts led Harkins and Wilsonin 1915 to the first statement of the Whole Number Rule. Thismay be expressed as follows : First, The atomic iveight of any pure 168 William D. Harkins. [J. F. I. atomic species is very close to a whole nmuber on the basis of… … it is not so divisible. The simplest explanation of the first andmore fundamental part of this rule is that all atoms otherthan hydrogen are intra-atomic compounds of hydrogen. Onthis basis the whole number rule may be restated in a verysimple form. The atomic weight of free hydrogen itself…
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