chemistry

periodic table: the nine octave harp of the universe - Walter Russell

note: the (currently missing) yellow lines indicate compression into Carbon on the left-side octaves (macro dominantly generative), and decompression out of Carbon on the right-side octaves (macro dominantly degenerative)

note: Each octave also has a micro dominantly generative side (top half) and a micro dominantly degenerative side (bottom half).

periodic table - Walter Russell

rythmic light-tone pairs - Walter Russell

mass crystallization phases, from plane to sphere: gas, liquid, liquid-crystal and solid-crystal
- Walter Russell

generation and degeneration of mass - Walter Russell

The beginning (+1) and zenith (±4) wave-ring patterns of the compression of light into matter - Walter Russell

structure of matter - Walter Russell

structure of matter - Walter Russell

crystallization-phase structures of the atom - Walter Russell

crystallization-phase dimensions of the atom - Walter Russell

elemental gyroscopic equators - Walter Russell

element volume and pressure ratios

area and volume ratios

universal mathematics for periods and ratios - Walter Russell

electro-chemical working chart - Walter Russell

ecliptic planes of the elements in the Helium octave - Walter Russell

elemental integration & desintegration - Walter Russell

elemental ionization-increase & ionization-decrease - Walter Russell

elemental ordering of softness and hardness - Walter Russell

examples of strong elemental mates - Walter Russell

examples of elemental (mis)mating with Hydrogen - Walter Russell

crystallization-phase valencies: mono, bi, tri and tetra
- Walter Russell

Crystallization chart - Walter Russell
todo: describe cubical, irregular and higher-regular-count crystal forms

first 4 octaves - Walter Russell

Corrected Ph-scale
The traditional Ph-scale wrongly starts with acidity (which is not possible!) and ends with alkalinity. Additionally, the traditional scale numbering from 0 to 14 is arbitrary and linear, as opposed to logical, periodic and balanced between two absolute points of rest. The maximum intensity of acidity is dependent on the maximum intensity of alkalinity. Once all the alkalinity charge is spend, the acidity discharge ceases to be and rest follows.

The alkaline and acidic elements within the Helium octave - Walter Russell

The divided spectrum of alkaline and acidic elements - Walter Russell

“relation of the tones of the elements to tones of the spectrum” - Walter Russell

Anabolic & Catabolic elements - E. Revici, S. Fowkes