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John Newland's Work On The Law Of Octaves Was Influenced By Which German Chemist's Attempt To Sort The Elements Into His Namesake 'Triads', In Which The Atomic Mass Of The Middle Element Was Approximately Equal To The Average Of The Atomic Masses Of The Other Two Elements Of That Triad? This Chemist Is Also Known For Creating The First Lighter, Known As His Namesake Lamp.'''

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1. John Newland's Work On The Law Of Octaves Was Influenced By Which German Chemist's Attempt To Sort The Elements Into His Namesake 'Triads', In Which The Atomic Mass Of The Middle Element Was Approximately Equal To The Average Of The Atomic Masses Of The Other Two Elements Of That Triad? This Chemist Is Also Known For Creating The First Lighter, Known As His Namesake Lamp.'''





 
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