Accurate, Complete Periodic Table

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The discussion centers on the search for an accurate and complete periodic table that includes color coding and electron configurations. Users express dissatisfaction with existing online resources and seek recommendations for a reliable table. Notable mentions include the NIST periodic table, which is up-to-date as of 2003, and Webelements, although the latter may not meet the user's preference for printability. The emphasis is on finding a resource that meets specific accuracy and detail requirements.

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  • Understanding of periodic table layout and elements
  • Familiarity with electron configurations
  • Knowledge of reliable scientific resources
  • Basic printing requirements for educational materials
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  • Explore the NIST periodic table for accuracy and detail
  • Investigate Webelements for printable periodic table options
  • Research current periodic tables published by scientific organizations
  • Look into educational resources that provide interactive periodic tables
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Students, educators, and researchers in chemistry seeking a detailed and accurate periodic table for study or teaching purposes.

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I am wondering if somebody can please help me to locate a very accurate, complete periodic table. Specifically, I'm looking for one that is color, contains electron configurations, and is up-to-date and accurate to the typical number of decimal places. I've searched Google and was not happy with any of the results I looked at. I attached one close to what I'm looking for, but it lacks electron configuration data.

If anybody has a favorite or knows of a standard periodic table that you think would work, I'd really appreciate a link!
 

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jacksonpeeble said:
I am wondering if somebody can please help me to locate a very accurate, complete periodic table. Specifically, I'm looking for one that is color, contains electron configurations, and is up-to-date and accurate to the typical number of decimal places. I've searched Google and was not happy with any of the results I looked at. I attached one close to what I'm looking for, but it lacks electron configuration data.

If anybody has a favorite or knows of a standard periodic table that you think would work, I'd really appreciate a link!

Have you visited Webelements?
 
Yes, I'd prefer a printable table. But thank you!
 
NIST has one that is up to date as of 2003.

http://physics.nist.gov/PhysRefData/PerTable/
 
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