Periodic table (standard) (original) (raw)

Group	1	2		3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18
Period
1	1H		2He
2	3Li	4Be			5B	6C	7N	8O	9F	10Ne
3	11Na	12Mg			13Al	14Si	15P	16S	17Cl	18Ar
4	19K	20Ca		21Sc	22Ti	23V	24Cr	25Mn	26Fe	27Co	28Ni	29Cu	30Zn	31Ga	32Ge	33As	34Se	35Br	36Kr
5	37Rb	38Sr		39Y	40Zr	41Nb	42Mo	43Tc	44Ru	45Rh	46Pd	47Ag	48Cd	49In	50Sn	51Sb	52Te	53I	54Xe
6	55Cs	56Ba	*	71Lu	72Hf	73Ta	74W	75Re	76Os	77Ir	78Pt	79Au	80Hg	81Tl	82Pb	83Bi	84Po	85At	86Rn
7	87 Fr	88Ra	**	103Lr	104Rf	105Db	106Sg	107Bh	108Hs	109Mt	110Ds	111Uuu	112Uub	113Uut	114Uuq	115Uup	116Uuh	117Uus	118Uuo

* Lanthanides	57La	58Ce	59Pr	60Nd	61Pm	62Sm	63Eu	64Gd	65Tb	66Dy	67Ho	68Er	69Tm	70Yb
Actinides**	89Ac	90Th	91Pa	92U	93Np	94Pu	95Am	96Cm	97Bk	98Cf	99Es	100Fm	101Md	102No

Chemical Series of the Periodic Table

Alkali metals	Alkaline earths	Lanthanide	Actinides	Transition metals
Poor metals	Metalloids	Nonmetals	Halogens	Noble gases

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Color coding for atomic numbers:

Elements numbered in blue are liquids at room temperature;
those in green are gases at room temperature;
those in black are solid at room temperature;
those in red are synthetic and do not occur naturally (all are solid at room temperature).
those in gray have not yet been discovered (they also have muted fill colors indicating the likely chemical series they would fall under).

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