Periodic Table for solid state physicists

[theinq]

Does anyone here know of a free periodic table (downloadable/printable) geared towards the needs of solid state? More specifically a table offering Lattice constants/crystallization systems, Mean Debye Temperatures etc. Ideally it would be a perfect copy of the periodic table featured by Ashcroft and Mermin's "Solid State physics". (And yes I have considered scanning that table but the output is not satisfactory for large dimension prints) .

Thanks in advance for your input!

 

[PeterJohnson]

I wonder if you were able to find such a table. I've been looking for this for a long time and no success. Let me know if you did. Thanks!

 

[Astronuc]

One could try www.webelements.com to see if one can customize a perioidic table.

Much of the data are there, or so I believe, including bond length and atomic radii.

http://www.webelements.com/webelements/properties/text/image-flash/bond-length-elem.html


Or perhaps just create a periodic table with a program like MS Excel.

 

[PeterJohnson]

Thanks for the note. I've seen the webelements.com but I'm looking for a poster to install in the lab. I googled many posters, but none has the info on lattice constant and crystal structure, or I couldn't find any. It would be very helpful in a solid state lab to have a poster version of the table similar to that in Ashcroft and Mermin's book.

 

[olgranpappy]

get any old poster of the periodic table and then write in the information from ashcroft and mermin's periodic table on your poster with a magic marker.

or, how about making a copy of A+M's table and then taking it to kinkos and blowing it up.

 

[aegeansea]

i wonder if you can find Ashcroft's book of electric version, and print the periodic table of it.