Looking for tables of data - Nuclear/Particle physics

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The discussion centers on a request for accessible tables of data related to nuclear and particle physics for a paper. The individual is seeking around 100 data points to analyze but is unsure what specific data exists or where to find it. They express a need for resources that are suitable for their A-Level understanding. Participants in the thread are encouraged to suggest databases, websites, or publications that could provide the necessary data. The request highlights a common challenge faced by students in sourcing relevant academic materials.
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Hi guys, I am having to write a paper about a topic of interest for my course - I need to include a table with around 100 pieces of data that I will then need to analyse.

I've genuinely serached Google, but the truth is, I don't know what data I am looking for. I just don't know what exisits(I'm currently doing my A-Levels)

I'm not looking for any help with my project, I'm just asking if someone could point me in the right direction - the direction of a nice fat table(s) of data, something I could understand at my level and write about in a little bit of depth.

Thank you.
 
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