Periodic Table Chart

Interactive Periodic Table Chart

Periodic Table Chart
The Periodic Table Chart provides details of all the known chemical elements arranged in rows and columns that provides information about their properties. The rows in the Periodic Table chart are in order of atomic number (which reflects the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom). The higher the atomic number, the greater the number of protons in the nucleus.

Periodic Table Chart
When elements in the Periodic Table chart are arranged according to atomic number, elements show repeating, or periodic trends in their chemical and physical properties. The Periodic Table chart is organized like a large grid. The elements are placed in specific places because of the way they look and act.

 

Interactive Periodic Table Chart based on the *IOUPAC 1985 standard

Click on an Element Symbol in the Periodic Table Chart - More information will be displayed under the table chart!
 

Interactive Periodic Table of Elements

P
E
R
I
O
D		 123456789101112131415161718
11
H		                2
He
23
Li		4
Be		          5
B		6
C		7
N		8
O		9
F		10
Ne
311
Na		12
Mg		          13
Al		14
Si		15
P		16
S		17
Cl		18
Ar
419
K		20
Ca		21
Sc		22
Ti		23
V		24
Cr		25
Mn		26
Fe		27
Co		28
Ni		29
Cu		30
Zn		31
Ga		32
Ge		33
As		34
Se		35
Br		36
Kr
537
Rb		38
Sr		39
Y		40
Zr		41
Nb		42
Mo		43
Tc		44
Ru		45
Rh		46
Pd		47
Ag		48
Cd		49
In		50
Sn		51
Sb		52
Te		53
I		54
Xe
655
Cs		56
Ba		71
Lu		72
Hf		73
Ta		74
W		75
Re		76
Os		77
Ir		78
Pt		79
Au		80
Hg		81
Tl		82
Pb		83
Bi		84
Po		85
At		86
Rn
787
Fr		88
Ra		103
Lr		104
Rf		105
Db		106
Sg		107
Bh		108
Hs		109
Mt		110
Ds		111
Rg		112
Cn		113
Uut		114
Uuq		115
Uup		116
Uuh		117
Uus		118
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Element NameAtomic NumberAtomic WeightMelting PointBoiling Point Mass -G/cc

For convenience due the limitations of screen width the interactive Periodic Table chart does not include the Lanthanides (period six) or Actinides (period seven) which reside between group 2 and group 3 of the
periodic table shown above. They are, however, listed separately in the interactive table below.

 

 

Periodic Table Chart
Dimitri Mendeleev was the Russian scientist who was the author of the first periodic table. The current Periodic table is based on his findings of the elements and his theories in Periodic Chemistry. The following links provide useful variations of the the Periodic Table Chart.

Periodic Table with Atomic Mass
Periodic Table Number
Periodic Table with names of the Elements
The Element Table Chart
Periodic Table Groups
Periodic Table Names and Origins

 

Periodic Table Chart

  • Homework help to learn the Periodic Table chart
  • Useful facts and info for all chemistry students
  • Interactive Periodic Table chart of each of the elements
  • History of the Atomic Number
  • Who invented the Atomic Number system?
  • Atomic number of elements
  • Periodic Table Chart

Periodic Table Chart - Elements Map!
For additional information about the elements featured on the Periodic Table please refer to our comprehensive Elements Map!

Periodic Table Chart

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