It would seem more rational to take the element of smallest atomic weight as the standard and give it unit value; accordingly hydrogen was taken as the standard with an atomic weight of 1.
When argon was discovered it was seen at once that there was no place in the table for an element of atomic weight approximately 40.
Very recently, however, this unit has been replaced by oxygen, with an atomic weight of 16.
For some 40 years prior to this, the elements had been listed in order of atomic weight.
The uranium series ought to end with lead atoms that had an atomic weight of 206.
The retardation which it experiences in its path depends entirely upon the atomic weight of the atoms which it traverses.
Whichever hypothesis we adopt [1] Later investigation has shown that the atomic weight of lead in uranium-bearing ores is about 206.
Each atom is identified by an atomic number and an atomic weight.
S has a vapor density and an atomic weight of 32 each.
Atomic weight is obtained in a very different way.
P has an atomic weight of 31, while its vapor density is 62.
Let us assume that the elementary protyle contains within itself the potentiality of every possible combining proportion or atomic weight.
But with atomic matter the various forms of energy which require matter to render them evident begin to act; and, amongst others, that form of energy which has for one of its factors what we now call atomic weight.
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That the emanation actually has an atomic weight of these dimensions was confirmed by further experiments carried out by the late Sir William Ramsay and Dr.
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