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`{:(" a) ""Newland law of octaves"," P) ""Atomic mass Vs atomic volume"),(" b) ""Mendeleev"," Q) ""Li, Na, K"),(" c) ""Electronic configuration"," R) ""One to seven groups sub-divided into group A and B"),(" d) ""Lother Meyer"," S) ""Periodic repetition of properties of elements"),(" e) ""Dobereiner's tried"," T) ""Only 56 elements known"):}`

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`a - T , b - S , c - R , d - P , e - Q `

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`a - T , b - R , c - S , d - P , e - Q `

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`a - T , b - R , c - s , d - Q , e - P `

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` a - R , b - T , c - S ,d - P , e - Q `

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