What is now being presented in schools and universities under the name "The periodic table of chemical elements of Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleev" is an open fake.
The last time in an undistorted form this periodic table was published in 1906 in St. Petersburg (textbook "Fundamentals of Chemistry", VIII edition). And only after 96 years of oblivion, the true periodic table for the first time rises from the ashes thanks to the publication of this dissertation in the journal ZhRFM of the Russian Physical Society.
After the sudden death of D. I. over. After all, the new paradigm of relativism demanded a rejection of the idea of the world ether; and therefore this demand was raised to the rank of dogma, and Mendeleev's work was falsified.
The main distortion of the Table is the transfer of the "zero group" of the Table to its end, to the right, and the introduction of the so-called. "Periods". We emphasize that such (only at first glance, harmless) manipulation is logically explainable only as a conscious elimination of the main methodological link in Mendeleev's discovery: the periodic system of elements in its beginning, source, i.e. in the upper left corner of the Table, should have a zero group and a zero row, where the element "X" is located, that is, the world ether …
Moreover, being the only system-forming element of the entire Table of derived elements, this element "X" is the argument of the entire Periodic Table. Transferring the zero group of the Table to its end destroys the very idea of this fundamental principle of the entire system of elements according to Mendeleev.
To confirm the above, let us give the floor to D. I. Mendeleev himself:
“… If the analogs of argon do not give compounds at all, then it is obvious that none of the groups of previously known elements should be included, and a special group zero should be opened for them … This position of argon analogs in the zero group is a strictly logical consequence of understanding the periodic law, and therefore (the placement in group VIII is clearly not correct) is accepted not only by me, but also by Braisner, Piccini and others …
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Now, when it began not to be subject to the slightest doubt that before the first group in which hydrogen should be placed, there is a zero group, whose representatives have atomic weights less than those of group I elements, it seems to me impossible to deny the existence of elements lighter than hydrogen. Of these, let us first pay attention to the element of the first row of the 1st group. We will denote it by "y". Obviously, he will own the fundamental properties of argon gases … "Coronium", with a density of the order of 0.2 in relation to hydrogen; and it cannot be in any way a world ether.
This element "y", however, is necessary in order to mentally get close to that most important, and therefore the most rapidly moving element "x", which, in my opinion, can be considered ether. I would like to preliminarily call it "Newtony" - in honor of the immortal Newton … The problem of gravitation and the problems of all energy (!!! - V. Rodionov) cannot be imagined really solved without a real understanding of the ether as a world environment that transmits energy over distances. A real understanding of the ether cannot be achieved by ignoring its chemistry and not considering it an elementary substance”(“An Attempt at a Chemical Understanding of the World Ether”. 1905, p. 27).
“These elements, in terms of their atomic weights, took the exact place between the halloids and the alkali metals, as Ramsay showed in 1900. From these elements it is necessary to form a special zero group, which was first recognized by Herrere in Belgium in 1900. I consider it useful to add here that, directly judging by the inability to compounds of the elements of the zero group, the analogs of argon should be delivered earlier (!!! - V. Rodionov) of the elements of group 1 and, in the spirit of the periodic system, wait for them to have a lower atomic weight than for alkali metals.
It turned out to be so. And if so, then this circumstance, on the one hand, serves as a confirmation of the correctness of the periodic principles, and on the other hand, clearly shows the relationship of argon analogs to other previously known elements. As a result, it is possible to apply the analyzed principles even wider than before, and wait for the elements of the zero row with atomic weights much lower than those of hydrogen.
Thus, it can be shown that in the first row, before hydrogen, there is an element of the zero group with an atomic weight of 0.4 (perhaps this is Yong's coronium), and in the zero row, in the zero group, there is a limiting element with a negligible atomic weight, not capable of chemical interactions and therefore having an extremely fast own partial (gas) motion.
These properties, perhaps, should be attributed to the atoms of the all-pervading (!!! - V. Rodionov) world ether. The idea of this was indicated by me in the preface to this edition and in the Russian journal article of 1902 … "(" Fundamentals of Chemistry ". VIII ed., 1906, p. 613 et seq.)