Question
Who proposed the 'Law of Octaves' in the periodic
classification of elements?Solution
The 'Law of Octaves' was proposed by John Newlands in 1865. According to this law, elements arranged in increasing order of atomic weights exhibit similar properties at every eighth element.
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