ELEMENTAL TRIPLICITY

Elemental triplicity represents a grouping of different elements whose protonic and neutronic counts reflect the same/similar numbers reflecting a midpoint between two chosen elements, which defines a specific pattern of centro-symmetry. The middle element of the three elements chosen reflects the midpoint, or average of the two counts of the two extreme elements. Because the elements are typically not arranged according to the twenty-element baseline of the neutronic count, the relationships of elemental triplicity have never been visualized before, until now. The horizontal rows of eighteen elements on the conventional periodic table denies a visual rendering of the numbers of the elemental triplicities. The existence of groups of three —or more— elements with a pattern of centro-symmetry is populated throughout the elements, as illustrated in this book.  141 pp