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There were several attempts to classify known elements before Mendeleev. Numerous scientists, such as John Newlands, Alexandre-Emile Beguyer de Chancourtois and Julius Lothar Mayer, have contributed to the discovery of the periodic table. Mendeleev was not the first to try to arrange the elements according to their properties, but he was the first to recognize and leave empty positions for the elements to be discovered. Many of his predictions came true and time confirmed the periodic law and the accuracy of the periodic table of elements.
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