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Periodic Table of the Elements
[Basic data, includes printable version] Information on each of the chemical elements and data on their properties. Some site information is only in Czech language.
www.tabulka.cz
[Very comprehensive, includes very detailed write ups, basic nuclide data, extensive graphics] Professional scientists and students at school will all find something useful. Includes thousands of images relating to periodicity and structure.
www.webelements.com
PTE Periodic Table of the Elements
[Very basic data, includes writeups, Requires Javascript]
pte.8k.com
[Detailed data, write-ups, basic listing of nuclides] The Royal Society of Chemistry's (in the UK) contribution to chemistry on the web.
www.chemsoc.org
X-Ray Properties of the Elements
[X-ray properties only] X-ray properties of most of the elements.
www.csrri.iit.edu
Exploring the Table of Isotopes
[Nuclide data only, extensive listing of nuclides] Provides isotope data for almost all known nuclides. From Berkeley Laboratory.
ie.lbl.gov
ChemicalElements.com: Online Periodic Table
[Basic data, limited write-ups] Provides information on the 109 named elements plus elements 110 - 112.
www.chemicalelements.com
[No element data] An auto-scored blank periodic table. The user fills it in online and the score is returned automatically.
www.ilpi.com
[Very basic data, requires Adobe Acrobat Reader] PDF of the Periodic Table arranged in different formats. Files only contain elements' symbols, names and atomic number.
science.widener.edu
EnvironmentalChemistry.com: Periodic Table of Elements
[Very comprehensive data, write-ups, extensive listing of nuclides] Data on elements includes scores of properties, element names in a dozen languages and almost all known nuclides. Environmental chemistry articles round out site.
environmentalchemistry.com
Large color text-only printable periodic table
[Basic data] All data including electron configuration on one page, available as PDF, PNG, and HTML.
www.dayah.com
[Detailed information on each element, no write-ups]
www.chemicool.com
On-line The Periodic Table of Elements
[Basic data, requires JavaScript] Includes historical information about the elements in Italian, but the table itself is in English.
www.themeter.net
Applet-based table with visualizations of the electron shell model, the nucleus, the visual emission spectrum, and energy levels of the electrons. Also has interesting facts about each element represented.
www.colorado.edu
[Very basic data] Minimalist table that provides symbols, atomic numbers, and atomic weight with four significant figures.
www.swansontec.com