Consider Structure in a Molecule's Nature

I would ... change the accepted rule that the nature of a complex molecule is determined by the nature, quantity, and position of its elementary component parts, by the following statement: the chemical nature of a complex molecule is determined by the nature of its elementary component parts, their quantity and chemical structure.

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Not just the quantity of its elements.

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 Sur la structure chimique de quelques hydrocarbures non-saturés
Books, Brochures, and Chapters>Book:  Butlerov , Aleksandr Mikhaĭlovich (1870), Sur la structure chimique de quelques hydrocarbures non-saturés, Retrieved on 2012-01-28
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