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The INTERNET Database of Periodic Tables

There are thousands of periodic tables in web space, but this is the only comprehensive database of periodic tables & periodic system formulations. If you know of an interesting periodic table that is missing, please contact the database curator: Mark R. Leach Ph.D.

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Periodic Tables from the year 1989:

1989   Stowe's A Physicist's Periodic Table
1989   Electron Shell Periodic Table
1989   Laing's Modification of The Periodic Table of the Chemical Elements


Year:  1989 PT id = 38, Type = formulation 3D

Stowe's A Physicist's Periodic Table

The Physicist's Periodic Table by Timothy Stowe is a well know formulation for those interested in such things, but for a long time its origin was been lost. Eric Scerri has rediscovered the original formulation: a 1989 publication by the company Instruments Research and Industry (I2R) Inc:



 

From Wikipedia, this Stowe Format Periodic Table is Based on a graphic from Scholten J."Secret Lanthanides", 2005, ISBN 90-74817-16-5;

Eric Scerri has developed an updated version of the Stowe formulation, here.

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Year:  1989 PT id = 222, Type = formulation

Electron Shell Periodic Table

A modified form of a periodic table showing known and predicted electron shells.

From G.T. Seaborg, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 1989. From the Encyclopedia Britanica website:

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Year:  1989 PT id = 463, Type = formulation

Laing's Modification of The Periodic Table of the Chemical Elements

Laing's modification of the periodic table. This arrangement has the lanthanide series (La to Lu) deliberately aligned with La below Y in Group 3 and with Ce below Zr in Group 4.

This places Pm below Tc, thus linking their common non-existence in Nature.

From Michael Laing's paper: A Revised Periodic Table with the Lanthanides Repositioned, Found. Chem. (2005) 7: 203–233

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