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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.

Use the drop menus below to search & select from the more than 1300 Period Tables in the database: 

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Periodic Tables from the year 2015:

2015   UVS Periodic Table Model of a Klein Bottle Topology
2015   Quantum Fold Periodic Table
2015   London Underground Station Periodic Table
2015   Elements: A Series of Business Radio Programs/Podcasts
2015   Sacks' Table of Elements
2015   Sweetners: a Periodic Table
2015   ADOMAH Periodic Table and Normal Distribution
2015   Pams' Quantum Periodic Table
2015   Chinese Names of the Chemical Elements
2015   Heart Periodic Table
2015   STEM Sheets Printable (& Customizable) Periodic Table of Elements
2015   Anomalous Electronic Structures
2015   Mystery of Matter: Search for the Elements
2015   Batman Periodic Table
2015   Art of The Elements
2015   Brielle, 3 Years Old, Recites The Periodic Table of Elements!
2015   Protein Complexes, Periodic Table of
2015   Linux Distros, Periodic Table of
2015   Medicinal Periodic Table: Elements for Diagnosis & Therapy


Year:  2015 PT id = 674

UVS Periodic Table Model of a Klein Bottle Topology

This configuration can topologically suggest the g-block cycle in the 8th period for extended periodic table.

In the Klein bottle topology as illustrated, it is plausible that after the s-block cycle in the 8th periodical cycle, the topological path continues to spiral around the outer f-block cycle to harmonically form 14 elements.

And then subjected to the spiral Möbius strip topological twist, it could resonate to form 4 more elements in the anti-cyclonic path around 17th, 18th, 1st, and 2nd angular phases of the anti-cyclonic core; this would render the 18 elemental positions for the hypothetical g-block cycle in the entire half-integral anti-cyclonic cycle of the Klein bottle topology.

Hypothetically, the topological path then moves into the cyclonic cycle, and harmonically forms its d-block and p-block cycles with 16 elemental positions to complete the 8th periodical cycle with a total of 36 elements.

UVS Periodic Table Model of a Klein Bottle Topology

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Year:  2015 PT id = 684

Quantum Fold Periodic Table

A Multi-Form Periodic Table, by keytochemistry.com, with a visual key to electronic configurations:

Quantum Fold Periodic Table

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Year:  2015 PT id = 685

London Underground Station Periodic Table

By Christopher J Woods, a Periodic Table of London Underground Stations. Click here to see the larger image:

Quantum Fold Periodic Table

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Year:  2015 PT id = 686

Elements: A Series of Business Radio Programs/Podcasts

A series of BBC World Service Radio Programs, available as MP3 Podcasts, talking about the chemical elements with a strong business/technology bias, rather than the more usual chemical or historical approach:

Quantum Fold Periodic Table

Thanks to Marcus Lynch for the tip!

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Year:  2015 PT id = 689

Oliver Sacks' Table of Elements

From Radiolab (a podcast):

"As a young boy, neurologist, author and Radiolab favorite Oliver Sacks pored over the pages of the Handbook of Physics and Chemistry, fantasizing about the day that he, like the shy gas Xenon, would find a companion with whom to connect and share. That companion turned out to be the Periodic Table of the Elements itself, a relationship he's never outgrown. He introduces us to the elements that he's known and loved."

Oliver Sacks

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Year:  2015 PT id = 699

Sweetners: a Periodic Table

A guide to sweeteners By Patterson Clark and Lazaro Gamio, Published: March 2, 2015

Too much sugar can be detrimental to health, rotting teeth, building fat, damaging blood vessels and stressing out the system that regulates blood sugar. Some people turn to artificial sweeteners, but those are under increasing suspicion of creating metabolic problems, such as diabetes and obesity.

Natural alternative sweeteners exist, but even they have pitfalls if consumed in excess.

This sweetners periodic table below, click to enbiggen, charts the wide variety of sweeteners available in the United States, either in bulk amounts or as additives in food.

Not listed are super-sweet-tasting, zero-calorie proteins from several African fruits (monellin, brazzein and thaumatin), which have not been approved for use by the FDA. Also not included: banned or poisonous sweeteners, such as lead acetate, which ancient Romans made by cooking sour wine in lead pots.

Sweetners

Thanks to Marcus Lynch for the tip!

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Year:  2015 PT id = 700

ADOMAH Periodic Table and Normal Distribution

Valery Tsimmerman writes:

The ADOMAH, from here, resembles the normal distribution or "Bell Curve". It also mimics the distribution of electrons in orbitals:

ADOMAH Periodic Table and Normal Distribution

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Year:  2015 PT id = 701

Pams Quantum Periodic Table

By Dr. N. D. Raju, the Pams Quantum Periodic Table. Read the full paper discussing the logic of the new formulation.

ADOMAH Periodic Table and Normal Distribution

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Year:  2015 PT id = 703

Names of the Chemical Elements in Chinese

An interesting Language Log web page that discusses the chemical elements in chinese.

Names of the chemical elements in Chinese

Thanks to Marcus Lynch for the tip!

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Year:  2015 PT id = 704

Heart Periodic Table

A Heart Periodic Table by Claude Bayeh:

Heart Periodic Table

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Year:  2015 PT id = 706

STEM Sheets Printable (& Customizable) Periodic Table of Elements

From STEM Sheets – where "STEM" stands for Science, Technology Engineering & Maths – a customizable and printable periodic table.

Printable Features

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Year:  2015 PT id = 708

Anomalous Electronic Structures

Eric Scerri has supplied two periodic tables showing "anomalous configurations for gas phase atoms, highlighted in yellow, and for condensed phase atoms, purple." (The f-block anomalies for condensed phase are yet to be calculated.)

Read more in Eric's short article for the RSC.

Anomalous Electronic Structures

Anomalous Electronic Structures

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Year:  2015 PT id = 709

Mystery of Matter: Search for the Elements

The Mystery of Matter: Search for the Elements is a multimedia project about one of the great adventures in the history of science: the long (and continuing) quest to understand what the world is made of – to identify, understand and organize the basic building blocks of matter. In a nutshell, the project is about the human story behind the Periodic Table of the Elements.

The centerpiece of the project is a three-hour series that premieres Aug. 19, 2015 on PBS. The Mystery of Matter introduces viewers to some of history's most extraordinary scientists:

The Mystery of Matter will show not only what these scientific explorers discovered but also how, using actors to reveal the creative process through the scientists' own words, and conveying their landmark discoveries through re-enactments shot with replicas of their original lab equipment. Knitting these strands together into a coherent, compelling whole is host Michael Emerson, a two-time Emmy Award-winning actor best known for his roles on Lost and Person of Interest. Eric Scerri appears as the expert.

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Year:  2015 PT id = 710

Batman Periodic Table

No idea where this one originated from, but is all over the Internet and is available as a T-shirt here & here:

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Year:  2015 PT id = 711

Art of The Elements

An Exhibition "Periodic Tales: The Art of the Elements", the Compton Verney Gallery, 3 October 2015 to 13 December 2015

"The iconic periodic table represents the ultimate expression of order, containing the volatile elements in rows and columns. This exhibition explores a selection of the elements drawn from the periodic table (neon, uranium, gold, silver, carbon, iron, copper, mercury, colbolt, aluminium, sulphur, bronze, tin, lead, calcium) and looks at how artists have used them and their cultural meanings in their art.

"Inside the exhibition you will experience the elements in unique and unexpected ways through historic and contemporary works by artists including Eduardo Paolozzi, Joseph Beuys, Joseph Wright of Derby, John Constable, Antony Gormley, Cornelia Parker, Marc Quinn, Lucy Skaer, Danny Lane, Bill Woodrow, Maria Lalic, Fiona Banner, Thomas Heatherwick, David Nash, Ken + Julia Yonetani and Roger Hiorns.

There are also two new commissions. A stunning neon work by Tim Etchells and a thoughtful carbon sculpture by Annie Cattrell."

The show is reviewed in New Scientist.



Thanks to Marcus Lynch for the tip!

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Year:  2015 PT id = 712

Brielle, 3 Years Old, Recites The Periodic Table of Elements!

From Ellentube:

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Year:  2015 PT id = 715

Protein Complexes, Periodic Table of

The Periodic Table of Protein Complexes, developed by researchers in the UK and published in the in the journal Science (Dec 11, 2015), offers a new way of looking at the enormous variety of structures that proteins can build in nature. More importantly, it suggests which ones might be discovered next and how entirely novel structures could be engineered. Created by an interdisciplinary team led by researchers at the Wellcome Genome Campus and the University of Cambridge, the Table provides a valuable tool for research into evolution and protein engineering.

Read more on Kurzweil and Wild Types (ASBMB Today).

Protein Complexes

Protein Complexes

Thanks to Bob Bruner for the tip!

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Year:  2015 PT id = 1093

Linux Distros, Periodic Table of

From Distro Watch a Periodic Table of Linux Distros:

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Year:  2015 PT id = 1189

Medicinal Periodic Table: Elements for Diagnosis & Therapy

Periodic table of elements for diagnosis and therapy from: Gilbert T.R., Kirss R.V., Foster N. & Davies G., 2015, Chemistry: The Science in Context, 4th ed., W. W. Norton & Co., New York, p. 1066:

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