printable periodic table atomic number and mass

A specific element is differentiated from the remaining by its symbol (Fe for iron), unique atomic number (26 in case of iron), and mass number (55.8 for iron). Symbols in black (solid), blue (liquid), or red (gas) elements (at room temp.) Synthetic elements are in gray. In the periodic table, you will find the atomic number on the upper left side of the symbol, while the mass number is assigned to the lower left side of the symbol.Color-coded background for element families/groups.Includes updated names and symbols adopted by IUPAC through 2016.Separately, there is another version with names spelled out.

Element name, symbol, atomic number, and atomic mass This page has a printable periodic table with mass numbers and atomic symbols. For elements with no stable isotopes, the mass number of the isotope with the longest half-life is in parentheses.

In this table, all the chemical elements are arranged in the proper order that is in increasing order or their atomic number, the configuration of electron and recurring chemical properties. The final dimensions are about 6 feet wide and 3-4 feet tall. Interactive periodic table with up-to-date element property data collected from authoritative sources. Periodic Table with Atomic Number A periodic table is a table which contains all the elements of the chemistry world. Each individual element block is then taped together on the back or glued onto a backing material. I had mine printed at Amazon Prints for about $11.00, though many local or chain shops may have special deals that would allow you to get this printed pretty cheaply. This version is designed to be printed in color on 4×6 photo paper (I chose matte finish for less glare, but glossy might work too). I thought other teachers might wish to do the same, so I’m making it available here.

I’ve produced a printable periodic table for posting on the wall in my classroom (updated April 2017).

Printable periodic table atomic number and mass