1) G = the Fifth of the Scale is a Double Tone - a Dual ONE - Yin and Yang mated, not separate but together AS ONE (sympathetic).

2) G = a Double Tone? By counting up a fifth and down a fourth it is a Double Tone.

3) G at 4++ is possibly the 5th octave configuration where Carbon is perfected harmony of components in opposition, ala Fuller's Tensor Force or Tensional Integrity.

4) The 0 (zero) positions of C## and Dbb are without polarity (i.e., depolar) therefore do not have a positive and negative oscillation (tone). The Inert or Noble gases reside at the 0 (zero) locations or very close thereto. Russell says of this "The Inert Gases are not elements and are therefore toneless and colorless." [The Universal One, page 249]. However, we know from modern chemistry these elements are not perfectly neutral and do combine with other elements under certain conditions.

5) In Figure 11.01 - Octave composed of Equal Thirds and Triads we see the Fifth has its arithmetical root in the next lower octave.

NOTE: C## and Dbb are essentially the same being octaves of each other.

6) G is the average/mean of these two as also the sum of the two lower octaves:

See Russell, [The Universal One, pages 9, 11 and 249]