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Periodic Table of The Elements

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The four classical elements are not listed, at least not as such. The rest should all be there. For now.

Mendelejev
Dimitri Mendelejev

The repeating nature of the characteristics of the chemical elements inspired Dimitri Ivanowitch Mendelejev in 1869 to a table of periods when there were 63 known elements. Similar attempts were drawn up by J.W. Döbereiner in 1829 and Lothar Meyer in 1868, all long before Niels Bohr developed the atomic theory behind the logical arrangement of the elements.

Periodic Table

H   He
Li Be   B C N O F Ne
Na Mg   Al Si P S Cl Ar
K Ca Sc Ti V Cr Mn Fe Co Ni Cu Zn Ga Ge As Se Br Kr
Rb Sr Y Zr Nb Mo Tc Ru Rh Pd Ag Cd In Sn Sb Te I Xe
Cs Ba ¹ Hf Ta W Re Os Ir Pt Au Hg Tl Pb Bi Po At Rn
Fr Ra ² Rf Db Sg Bh Hs Mt Ds Rg Cp Uut Uuq Uup Uuh Uus Uuo
 
¹ Lanthanides: La Ce Pr Nd Pm Sm Eu Gd Tb Dy Ho Er Tm Yb Lu
² Actinides: Ac Th Pa U Np Pu Am Cm Bk Cf Es Fm Md No Lr
Legend
   Alkali metals
 Alkaline earth metals
 Lanthanoids
 Actinoids
 Transition metals
 Other metals
 Metalloids
 Other non-metals
 Halogens
 Noble gases
 Unknown
Current element
Name:  Category: 
Symbol:  Atomic number: 
Melting point:  Atomic weight: 
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Temperatures are shown in either degrees Celsius or Kelvin.

A list

SymbolNameNr.Atomic weightCategoryMelting pointBoiling pointDiscovererYear
HHydrogen11.00794nonmetal-259.14-252.87H. Cavendish1766
HeHelium24.0026noble gas-272.2-268.93P. Janssen1868
LiLithium36.941alkali180.541342J.A. Arfvedson1817
BeBeryllium49.01218alkaline12872469L.N. Vauquelin1798
BBoron510.81metalloid20763927J.L. Gay-Lussac & L.J. Thénard; H. Davy1808
CCarbon612.011nonmetal35004827Prehistoric-3750
NNitrogen714.0067nonmetal-209.9-195.8D. Rutherford1772
OOxygen815.9994nonmetal-218.4-183.0C.W. Scheele1771
FFlourine918.998403halogen-219.62-188.14H. Moissan1886
NeNeon1020.17noble gas-248.6-246.1W. Ramsay & M.W. Travers1898
NaSodium1122.990alkali97.8882.9H. Davy1807
MgMagnesium1224.305alkaline638.81090J. Black1755
AlAluminum1326.98154poor metal660.372467H.C. Ørsted1825
SiSilicon1428.0855metalloid14102355J.J. Berzelius1824
PPhosphorous1530.97376nonmetal44.1280Hennig Brand1669
SSulfur1632.06nonmetal112.8444.6Prehistoric-2000
ClChlorine1735.453halogen-100.98-34.6C.W. Scheele1774
ArArgon1839.948noble gas-189.3-186Lord Rayleigh & W. Ramsay1894
KPotassium1939.098alkali63.65774H. Davy1807
CaCalcium2040.08alkaline8391484.4H. Davy1808
ScScandium2144.9559transition15392832Nilson1879
TiTitanium2247.90transition16603287W. Gregor1791
VVanadium2350.9415transition19103407Del Rio1901
CrChromium2451.996transition18572672L.N. Vauquelin1797
MnManganese2554.9380transition12451962J.G. Gahn, C.W. Scheele & T.O. Bergman1774
FeIron2655.847transition15352750Prehistoric-5000
CoCobalt2758.9332transition14952870Georg Brandt1732
NiNickel2858.71transition14532732A.F. Cronstedt1751
CuCopper2963.546transition18032567Prehistoric-9000
ZnZinc3065.38transition419.58907Prehistoric-1000
GaGallium3169.735poor metal29.782403P.E.L. de Boisbaudran1875
GeGermanium3272.59metalloid937.42830Winkler1886
AsArsenic3374.9216metalloid817 614Albertus Magnus1250
SeSelenium3478.96nonmetal217684.9J.J. Berzelius1817
BrBromine3579.904halogen-7.258.78A.J. Balard & L. Gmelin1826
KrKrypton3683.80noble gas-157.2-153.4W. Ramsay & M.W. Travers1898
RbRubidium3785.468alkali38.89688Bunsen & Kirchoff1861
SrStrontium3887.62alkaline7691384H. Davy1808
YYttrium3988.9059transition15233337J. Gadolin1794
ZrZirconium4091.22transition18554409M.H. Klaproth1789
NbNiobium4192.9064transition24774744C. Hatchett1801
MoMolybdenum4295.94transition26174612C.W. Scheele1778
TcTechnetium4398.9062transition2200?504877C. Perrier & E. Segrè1937
RuRuthenium44101.07transition22503900K. K. Klaus1844
RhRhodium45102.9055transition1966?33727W.H. Wollaston1803
PdPalladium46106.4transition15522927W.H. Wollaston1803
AgSilver47107.868transition961.932212Prehistoric-5000
CdCadmium48112.41transition320.9765K.S.L. Hermann, F. Stromeyer, J.C.H. Roloff1817
InIndium49114.82poor metal156.602072Riech & Richter1863
SnTin50118.69poor metal231.92270Prehistoric-3500
SbAntimony51121.75metalloid6301750Jabir ibn Hayyan800
TeTellurium52127.60metalloid449.5989.8F.-J.M. von Reichenstein1782
IIodine53126.9045halogen113.7184.3B. Courtois1811
XeXenon54131.30noble gas-111.9-108.1W. Ramsay & M.W. Travers1898
CsCaesium55132.905alkali28.5678.4Bunsen & Kirchoff1863
BaBarium56137.33alkaline7251140H. Davy1808
LaLanthanum57138.9055lanthanoid9203469C.G. Mosander1839
CeCerium58140.12lanthanoid7953257J.J. Berzelius & W. Hisinger; M.H. Klaproth1803
PrPraseodymium59140.9077lanthanoid9353127C.A. von Welsbach1885
NdNeodymium60144.24lanthanoid10103127C.A. von Welsbach1885
PmPromethium61(145)lanthanoid11003000Marinsky et al.1945
SmSamarium62150.4lanthanoid10721900P.E.L. de Boisbaudran1879
EuEuropium63151.96lanthanoid8221597E. Demarcay1896
GdGadolinium64157.25lanthanoid13113233J.C.G. de Marignac1880
TbTerbium65158.9254lanthanoid13603041C.G. Mosander1843
DyDysprosium66162.50lanthanoid14122562P.E.L. de Boisbaudran1886
HoHolmium67164.9304lanthanoid14702720M. Delafontaine1878
ErErbium68167.26lanthanoid15222510C.G. Mosander1843
TmThulium69168.9342lanthanoid15451727P.T. Cleve1879
YbYtterbium70173.04lanthanoid8241466J.C.G. de Marignac1878
LuLutetium71174.96lanthanoid16563315G. Urbain & C.A. von Welsbach1907
HfHafnium72178.49transition21505400Coster & Von Hevesy1923
TaTantalum73180.947transition30175458A.G. Ekeberg1801
WTungsten74183.85transition34225555J. & F. d'Elhuyar1783
ReRhenium75186.207transition31805627Noddack, Berg & Tacke1925
OsOsmium76190.2transition30455027S. Tennant1803
IrIridium77192.22transition24464428S. Tennant1803
PtPlatinum78195.09transition17723827Antonio de Ulloa1735
AuGold79196.9665transition1064.182856Prehistoric-7000
HgMercury80200.59transition-38.87356.58Prehistoric-2000
TlThallium81204.37poor metal3041473W. Crookes1861
PbLead82207.2poor metal327.51740Prehistoric-7000
BiBismuth83208.9804poor metal271.51564C.F. Geoffroy1753
PoPolonium84(209)metalloid254962P. & M. Curie1898
AtAstatine85(210)halogen302337D.R. Corson, K.R. Mackenzie, E. Segrè1940
RnRadon86(222)noble gas-71-61.8F.E. Dorn1900
FrFrancium87(223)alkali27677M. Perey1938
RaRadium88226.0254alkaline7001737P. & M. Curie1898
AcActinium89(227)actinoid10503300A.-L. Debierne1899
ThThorium90232.0381actinoid17504790J.J. Berzelius1828
PaProactinium91231.0359actinoid1600?Hahn & Meitner1917
UUranium92238.029actinoid11323818E.-M. Péligot1841
NpNeptunium93237.0482actinoid6403902McMillan & Abelson1940
PuPlutonium94(244)actinoid639.53230Seaborg et al.1940
AmAmericium95(243)actinoid9942607Seaborg et al.1944
CmCurium96(247)actinoid13403110Seaborg et al.1944
BkBerkelium97(247)actinoid986?Seaborg et al.1949
CfCalifornium98(251)actinoid900?Seaborg et al.1950
EsEinsteinium99(254)actinoid860?A. Ghiorso et al.1952
FmFremium100(257)actinoid??A. Ghiorso et al.1953
MdMendelevium101(258)actinoid827?A. Ghiorso et al.1955
NoNobelium102(259)actinoid827?A. Ghiorso et al.1957
LrLawrencium103(260)actinoid1627?A. Ghiorso et al.1961
RfRutherfordium104(261)transition??Berkeley Lab & Dubna Lab1964
DbDubnium105(262)transition??Berkeley Lab & Dubna Lab1967
SgSeaborgium106(263)transition??J.J. Berzelius & W. Hisinger; M.H. Klaproth1803
BhBohrium107(262)transition??G. Münzenberg et al. GSI1981
HsHassium108(265)transition??G. Münzenberg et al. GSI1984
MtMeitnerium109(266)transition??G. Münzenberg et al. GSI1982
DsDarmstadtium110(281)transition??S. Hofmann et al. GSI1994
RgRoentgenium111(280)transition??S. Hofmann et al. GSI1994
CpCopernicium112(277)transition??S. Hofmann et al. GSI1996
UutUnuntrium113(284)poor metal??Dubna Lab & Lawrence Lab2003
UuqUnunquadium114(289)noble gas??Dubna Lab & Lawrence Lab1998
UupUnunpentium115(288)poor metal??Dubna Lab & Lawrence Lab2003
UuhUnunhexium116(293)poor metal??Dubna Lab2000
UusUnunseptium117(?)unknown??(not discovered yet) 
UuoUnunoctium118(294)unknown??Dubna Lab & Lawrence Lab2002