If, despite Mendeleeffs recent demurrer, we assume that the elements have been evolved from one primordial form of matter, their relative abundance becomes suggestive.


Bulletin of the Philosophical Society of Washington, Volume 11, 1889 (p. 131)

Frank Wigglesworth Clarke Quotes

If, despite Mendeleeffs recent demurrer, we assume that the elements have been evolved from one primordial form of matter, their relative abundance...

If, despite Mendeleeffs recent demurrer, we assume that the elements have been evolved from one primordial form of matter, their relative abundance...

If, despite Mendeleeffs recent demurrer, we assume that the elements have been evolved from one primordial form of matter, their relative abundance...

If, despite Mendeleeffs recent demurrer, we assume that the elements have been evolved from one primordial form of matter, their relative abundance...