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Modeling of atomic systems and positioning of elements of noble gases of the periodic table by proportional division method

CDS.
2021;
Volume 3, Number 1
: pp. 11 - 16
https://doi.org/10.23939/cds2021.01.011
Authors:
  1. P. Kosobutskyi
  2. M. Karkulovska
1
Lviv Polytechnic National University, Ukraine
2
Lviv Polytechnic National University

This paper studies regularities of proportional division, on the basis of which we show the possibility of effective application of the golden section method to modeling regularities of atomic systems and positioning of elements of noble gases of the periodic table. It is illustrated that by partial reconstruction of the Mendeleev tables, the elements of noble gases can be arranged along lines whose slope tangents in the coordinate system “the atomic number – the relative atomic mass” are in close agreement with the sequence of inverse Fibonacci numbers. It was shown that given the correct slope of axes, slope tangents of the corresponding lines does not change.

Golden section
Fibonacci numbers
proportional division
atom
periodic table
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