The representations of the periodic system of chemical elements found in the works of the Jesuit Ignacio Puig, one of Mendeleev's discordant voices
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Resumo: | The Spanish Jesuit Ignacio Puig (1887-1961) was one of several voices dissenting from the graphic representation of the periodic system of chemical elements developed by the Russian chemist Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev (1834-1907). In his works, Puig makes use of graphic representations of the periodic system developed by the Spanish Jesuit Eugênio Saz (1878-1952), who used the works of the Swedish physicist Johannes Robert Rydberg (1854-1919) as a conceptual basis. In the paper presented here, we analyze four works by Puig from the perspective of the History of Science. We observe that there are two different graphic representations of the periodic system of chemical elements: the first appears in the works of 1927 and 1932 and the second in those of 1935 and 1945. In the first type of representation, which strictly follows Rydberg's conceptual basis, Puig considers the existence of two unknown elements (coronium and nebulium) located between hydrogen and helium. In the second type of representation, Puig disregards these elements and brings up the concept of ether proposed by Mendeleev. We consider this type of historical analysis, focused on defeated scientific constructions, to be as important as an analysis of scientific facts, helping to break with the traditional perspective of History of Science that is so common in textbooks and scientific dissemination, which reinforce a heroic history of Science and scientists. |
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The representations of the periodic system of chemical elements found in the works of the Jesuit Ignacio Puig, one of Mendeleev's discordant voicesLas representaciones del sistema periódico de los elementos químicos presentes en la obra del jesuita Ignacio Puig, una de las opiniones discrepantes de MendeléyevAs representações do sistema periódico dos elementos químicos presentes nas obras do jesuíta Ignacio Puig, uma das vozes discordantes de MendeleevHistória da químicaJohannes Robert RydbergEugênio Saz (S. J.).History of chemistryJohannes Robert RydbergEugênio Saz (S. J.).Historia de la químicaJohannes Robert RydbergEugênio Saz (S. J.).The Spanish Jesuit Ignacio Puig (1887-1961) was one of several voices dissenting from the graphic representation of the periodic system of chemical elements developed by the Russian chemist Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev (1834-1907). In his works, Puig makes use of graphic representations of the periodic system developed by the Spanish Jesuit Eugênio Saz (1878-1952), who used the works of the Swedish physicist Johannes Robert Rydberg (1854-1919) as a conceptual basis. In the paper presented here, we analyze four works by Puig from the perspective of the History of Science. We observe that there are two different graphic representations of the periodic system of chemical elements: the first appears in the works of 1927 and 1932 and the second in those of 1935 and 1945. In the first type of representation, which strictly follows Rydberg's conceptual basis, Puig considers the existence of two unknown elements (coronium and nebulium) located between hydrogen and helium. In the second type of representation, Puig disregards these elements and brings up the concept of ether proposed by Mendeleev. We consider this type of historical analysis, focused on defeated scientific constructions, to be as important as an analysis of scientific facts, helping to break with the traditional perspective of History of Science that is so common in textbooks and scientific dissemination, which reinforce a heroic history of Science and scientists.El jesuita español Ignacio Puig (1887-1961) fue una de las diversas opiniones que disentían de la representación gráfica del sistema periódico de los elementos químicos desarrollada por el químico ruso Dmitri Ivánovich Mendeléyev (1834-1907). En sus trabajos, Puig utiliza representaciones gráficas del sistema periódico desarrollado por el jesuita español Eugenio Saz (1878-1952), que se sirvió de los trabajos del físico sueco Johannes Robert Rydberg (1854-1919) como base conceptual. En el trabajo que se presenta analizamos, desde la perspectiva de la Historia de la Ciencia, cuatro trabajos de Puig. Observamos que existen dos representaciones gráficas diferentes del sistema periódico de los elementos químicos, la primera representación aparece en los trabajos de 1927 y 1932 y la segunda en los trabajos de 1935 y 1945. En el primer tipo de representación, que sigue estrictamente la base conceptual de Rydberg, Puig considera la existencia de dos elementos desconocidos (coronio y nebulio) situados entre el hidrógeno y el helio. En el segundo tipo de representación, Puig descarta estos elementos y trae a colación el concepto de éter propuesto por Mendeléyev. Consideramos que este tipo de análisis histórico, centrado en las construcciones científicas superadas, es tan importante como el análisis de los hechos científicos, contribuyendo a romper con una perspectiva tradicional de la Historia de la Ciencia, muy común en los libros de texto y de divulgación científica, que refuerzan un relato heroico de la Ciencia y de los científicos.O jesuíta espanhol Ignacio Puig (1887-1961) foi uma das várias vozes discordantes da representação gráfica do sistema periódico dos elementos químicos desenvolvida pelo químico russo Dmitrii Ivanovich Mendeleev (1834-1907). Em suas produções, Puig faz uso de representações gráficas do sistema periódico desenvolvidas pelo jesuíta espanhol Eugênio Saz (1878-1952), que utiliza como base conceitual os trabalhos do físico sueco Johannes Robert Rydberg (1854-1919). No trabalho ora apresentado analisamos, utilizando a perspectiva da História da Ciência, quatro produções de Puig. Observamos que existem duas diferentes representações gráficas do sistema periódico dos elementos químicos, a primeira representação aparece nas produções de 1927 e 1932 e a segunda nas produções de 1935 e 1945. No primeiro tipo de representação, que segue a rigor a base conceitual de Rydberg, Puig considera a existência de dois elementos desconhecidos (coronium e nebulium) localizados entre o hidrogênio e o hélio. No segundo tipo de representação, Puig desconsidera esses elementos e traz à tona o conceito de éter proposto por Mendeleev. Consideramos que esse tipo de análise histórica, focada em construções científicas derrotadas é tão importante quanto uma análise de fatos científicos, contribuem para romper com uma perspectiva tradicional de História da Ciência, muito comum em livros didáticos e de divulgação científica, que reforçam uma história heroica da Ciência e dos cientistas.Research, Society and Development2022-01-27info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/2582410.33448/rsd-v11i2.25824Research, Society and Development; Vol. 11 No. 2; e34111225824Research, Society and Development; Vol. 11 Núm. 2; e34111225824Research, Society and Development; v. 11 n. 2; e341112258242525-3409reponame:Research, Society and Developmentinstname:Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)instacron:UNIFEIporhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/25824/22612Copyright (c) 2022 Adriano Lopes Romero; Marcia Borin da Cunhahttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessRomero, Adriano LopesCunha, Marcia Borin da 2022-02-07T01:42:50Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/25824Revistahttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/indexPUBhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/oairsd.articles@gmail.com2525-34092525-3409opendoar:2024-01-17T09:44:00.981964Research, Society and Development - Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)false |
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The representations of the periodic system of chemical elements found in the works of the Jesuit Ignacio Puig, one of Mendeleev's discordant voices Las representaciones del sistema periódico de los elementos químicos presentes en la obra del jesuita Ignacio Puig, una de las opiniones discrepantes de Mendeléyev As representações do sistema periódico dos elementos químicos presentes nas obras do jesuíta Ignacio Puig, uma das vozes discordantes de Mendeleev |
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The representations of the periodic system of chemical elements found in the works of the Jesuit Ignacio Puig, one of Mendeleev's discordant voices |
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The representations of the periodic system of chemical elements found in the works of the Jesuit Ignacio Puig, one of Mendeleev's discordant voices Romero, Adriano Lopes História da química Johannes Robert Rydberg Eugênio Saz (S. J.). History of chemistry Johannes Robert Rydberg Eugênio Saz (S. J.). Historia de la química Johannes Robert Rydberg Eugênio Saz (S. J.). |
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The representations of the periodic system of chemical elements found in the works of the Jesuit Ignacio Puig, one of Mendeleev's discordant voices |
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The representations of the periodic system of chemical elements found in the works of the Jesuit Ignacio Puig, one of Mendeleev's discordant voices |
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The representations of the periodic system of chemical elements found in the works of the Jesuit Ignacio Puig, one of Mendeleev's discordant voices |
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The representations of the periodic system of chemical elements found in the works of the Jesuit Ignacio Puig, one of Mendeleev's discordant voices |
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The representations of the periodic system of chemical elements found in the works of the Jesuit Ignacio Puig, one of Mendeleev's discordant voices |
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Romero, Adriano Lopes |
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Romero, Adriano Lopes Cunha, Marcia Borin da |
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Cunha, Marcia Borin da |
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Romero, Adriano Lopes Cunha, Marcia Borin da |
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História da química Johannes Robert Rydberg Eugênio Saz (S. J.). History of chemistry Johannes Robert Rydberg Eugênio Saz (S. J.). Historia de la química Johannes Robert Rydberg Eugênio Saz (S. J.). |
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História da química Johannes Robert Rydberg Eugênio Saz (S. J.). History of chemistry Johannes Robert Rydberg Eugênio Saz (S. J.). Historia de la química Johannes Robert Rydberg Eugênio Saz (S. J.). |
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The Spanish Jesuit Ignacio Puig (1887-1961) was one of several voices dissenting from the graphic representation of the periodic system of chemical elements developed by the Russian chemist Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev (1834-1907). In his works, Puig makes use of graphic representations of the periodic system developed by the Spanish Jesuit Eugênio Saz (1878-1952), who used the works of the Swedish physicist Johannes Robert Rydberg (1854-1919) as a conceptual basis. In the paper presented here, we analyze four works by Puig from the perspective of the History of Science. We observe that there are two different graphic representations of the periodic system of chemical elements: the first appears in the works of 1927 and 1932 and the second in those of 1935 and 1945. In the first type of representation, which strictly follows Rydberg's conceptual basis, Puig considers the existence of two unknown elements (coronium and nebulium) located between hydrogen and helium. In the second type of representation, Puig disregards these elements and brings up the concept of ether proposed by Mendeleev. We consider this type of historical analysis, focused on defeated scientific constructions, to be as important as an analysis of scientific facts, helping to break with the traditional perspective of History of Science that is so common in textbooks and scientific dissemination, which reinforce a heroic history of Science and scientists. |
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