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When Johann Wolfgang Döbereiner proposed his triads in the early 19th century, he identified three groups of three elements, totaling nine elements. These triads were based on the observation that the properties of the middle element in each triad were often an average of the properties of the other two. Döbereiner's work was significant in the development of the Periodic Table, highlighting periodicity in elemental properties.

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