Modern Views On Matter
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That sixteen times as many, in another stable grouping, con- stitute an atom of oxygen. That some 16, 000 of them go to form an atom of sodium ; about 100, 000 an atom of barium ; and 160, 000 an atom of radium. On this view all the elements would be regarded as different groupings of one fundamental constituent. Of all the groupings possible, doubtless most are so unstable as never to be formed ; but some are stable, or at least relatively stable, and these stabler groupings constitute the che...mical elements that we know. The fundamental ingredient of which, on this view, the whole of matter is made up, is nothing more or less than electricity, in the form of an aggregate of an equal number of positive and negative unit electric charges. This, when established, will be a unification of matter such as has through all the ages been sought; it goes further than had been hoped, for the substratum is not an unknown and hypothetical protyle, but the familiar electric charge. Nevertheless, of course, it is no ultimate explanation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That sixteen times as many, in another stable grouping, con- stitute an atom of oxygen. That some 16, 000 of them go to form an atom of sodium ; about 100, 000 an atom of barium ; and 160, 000 an atom of radium. On this view all the elements would be regarded as different groupings of one fundamental constituent. Of all the groupings possible, doubtless most are so unstable as never to be formed ; but some are stable, or at least relatively stable, and these stabler groupings constitute the che...mical elements that we know. The fundamental ingredient of which, on this view, the whole of matter is made up, is nothing more or less than electricity, in the form of an aggregate of an equal number of positive and negative unit electric charges. This, when established, will be a unification of matter such as has through all the ages been sought; it goes further than had been hoped, for the substratum is not an unknown and hypothetical protyle, but the familiar electric charge. Nevertheless, of course, it is no ultimate explanation.
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