Alfred Partheil On the Numerical

Relationship of Atomic Weights

Dr. Alfred Partheil On the Numerical

Relationship of Atomic Weights

The Correlation between Substances and

Frequency

We know from Einstein that mass and energy are

interchangeable, but what we don't understand, yet, is how.
We do, however, have several theories.

Dr. Alfred Partheil was a professor of pharmacology in

Konisburg Germany at the end of the 1800's.

His work has lead to one of our most interesting areas of

research, the association of various chemicals to a low
frequency in the audible region.

Specifically, Dr. Partheil noticed a relationship between the

atomic weight of each element and its vibration number and
musical note. Here is a table of his research findings. Notice
that he is using the values for of the elements as they were
known in his time.

For accuracy verification, we have included the original paper in German

(http://www.biowaves.com/Research/Partheil/PartheilOrig01.php).  It

is VERY LARGE!  Each page is over 300 KB.

Table Published in Alfred Partheil's 1903 Paper

 Atomic Atomic Vibration
Element       Pitch     Musical Note
Weight Weight*16 Number

Li   7.03   112.48   # A -1   112.5   A

B   11   176   #F0   177.7   F

C   12   192   G0   192   F#

O   16   256   C1   256   C

Na   23.05   368.8   b G 1   368.64   F#

S   32.06   512.96   C2   512   C

Ca   40.1   641.6   E2   640   E

V   51.2   819.2   b A 2   819.2   G#

As   75   1200   # D 3   1200   D

Br   79.96   1279.36   E3   1280   E

Sb   120.2   1923.2   B3   1920   B

Hg   200   3200   # G 4   3200   G