The Version-naming of Elements

Unit 3

The Version-naming of Elements

We simplify the Periodic Table to use Atomic Numbers and 5 Elements Pentagon

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In Cartesian Physics, each of the elements is a mere version or modification or modes of the aethereal substance.

Every other thing that can be attributed to body, presupposes extension [metaphysical space], and is only some mode of an extended thing [metaphysical object] just as all the properties we discover in the mind are only diverse modes of thinking.

Rene Descartes
Rene Descartes

Therefore, each element is a version or ‘mode’ of hydrogen. So instead of ’elements’, we call the unique combination of protons as versions of matter which we notate as v+atomic number. For example:

Chemistry NameChemistry SymbolMaterial Superphysics Symbol
SodiumNav11
ChlorineClv17

This leads to the following naming for compounds:

Chemistry NameChemistry SymbolMaterial Superphysics Symbol
Sodium ChlorideNaClv11-v17 or 11-17 (eleven-seventeen)
Sodium HydroxideNaOHv11-v8-v1 or 11-8-1 (eleven-eight-one)
WaterH2Ov1(2)-v8 or 1(2)-8 “one-duo-eight”

Sodium Hydroxide 1-18-1 dissolves in water 1(2)-8 to form:

  • 11(♀)
  • 8-1(♂)
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CompoundTraditionalFull v-notationShorthand
WaterH₂Ov001₂v008v1₂v8
Carbon dioxideCO₂v006v008₂v6v8₂
Table saltNaClv011v017v11v17
Sulfuric acidH₂SO₄v001₂v016v008₄v1₂v16v8₄
AmmoniaNH₃v007v001₃v7v1₃
GlucoseC₆H₁₂O₆v006₆v001₁₂v008₆v6₆v1₁₂v8₆
MethaneCH₄v006v001₄v6v1₄
Hydrochloric acidHClv001v017v1v17
LimestoneCaCO₃v020v006v008₃v20v6v8₃
EthanolC₂H₅OHv006₂v001₅v008v001v6₂v1₅v8v1

For spoken versions, a lab technician asking for “one-two sixteen eight-four” for sulfuric acid carries the entire molecular formula in the spoken name itself, something “sulfuric acid” never did.

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