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\n1  \n2  \n3  \n4  \n5  \n6  \n7  \n1  \n1A  \n18  \n8A  \n2 2A  \nBe  \n3 3B  \nSc  \n4  \n4B  \nTi  \nAtomic number Symbol  \nAtomic mass  \n5  \n5B  \nV  \n6  \n6B  \nCr  \nName  \n7 ~~ 8 9 10 ~~ 11  \n7B 8B 1B  \nMn Fe Co  \n12  \n2B  \n13  \n3A  \n14  \n4A  \n15  \n5A  \n16  \n6A  \n17  \n7A  \nMass numbers in parentheses are those of the most stable or most common isotope.  \n1 H  \n1.008 Hydrogen  \n2  \nHe  \n4.003 Helium  \n80  \nHg  \n200.59 Mercury  \n48  \nCd  \n112.412 Cadmium  \n30  \nZn  \n65.38 Zinc  \n79  \nAu  \n196.967 Gold  \n47  \nAg  \n107.868 Silver  \n29  \nCu  \n63.546 Copper  \n\n| 78\u003Cbr>Pt\u003Cbr>195.085\u003Cbr>Platinum |\n| --- |\n| 110\u003Cbr>Ds\u003Cbr>(281)\u003Cbr>Darmstadtium |\n\n46  \nPd  \n106.42 Palladium  \n28  \nNi  \n58.693 Nickel  \n\n| 49\u003Cbr> In\u003Cbr>Indium |\n| --- |\n| 81\u003Cbr>Tl\u003Cbr>204.383\u003Cbr>Thallium |\n\n31  \nGa  \n69.723  \n82  \nPb  \n207.2 Lead  \n114.818  \n50  \nSn  \n118.711  \nTin  \n32  \nGe  \n72.64  \n83  \nBi  \n208.980  \n51  \nSb  \n121.760  \n33  \nAs  \n74.922  \n84  \nPo  \n(209)  \nAntimony  \n52  \nTe  \nTellurium  \n34  \nSe  \n78.96  \nBismuth  \nPolonium  \n\n| 53\u003Cbr> I \u003Cbr>Iodine |\n| --- |\n| 85\u003Cbr>At\u003Cbr>(210)\u003Cbr>Astatine |\n\nGallium  \nGermanium  \nArsenic  \nSelenium  \n35  \nBr  \n79.904 Bromine  \n86  \nRn  \n(222) Radon  \n127.60  \n126.904  \n54  \nXe  \n131.294 Xenon  \n36  \nKr  \n83.798 Krypton  \n13  \nAl  \n26.982  \n14  \nSi  \n28.086  \n15  \nP  \n30.974  \nAluminum  \nSilicon  \nPhosphorus  \n16  \nS  \n32.066 Sulfur  \n17  \nCl  \n35.453 Chlorine  \n18  \nAr  \n39.948 Argon  \n5 B  \n10.812 Boron  \n6 C  \n12.011 Carbon  \n7 N  \n14.007  \nNitrogen  \n8 O  \n15.999 Oxygen  \n9 F  \n18.998 Fluorine  \n10  \nNe  \n20.180 Neon  \n19  \nK  \n39.098  \n20  \nCa  \n40.078  \n11  \nNa  \n22.990  \nSodium  \n12  \nMg  \n24.305 Magnesium  \n3  \nLi  \n6.941  \nLithium  \n4  \n9.012 Beryllium  \n21  \n44.956  \n22  \n47.867  \n23  \n50.942  \n24  \n51.996  \nPotassium  \nCalcium  \nScandium  \nTitanium  \nVanadium  \nChromium  \n25  \n54.938 Manganese  \n26  \n55.845 Iron  \n27  \n58.933 Cobalt  \n37  \nRb  \n85.468  \n38  \nSr  \n87.62  \n39  \nY  \n88.906  \n40  \nZr  \n91.224  \n41  \nNb  \n92.906  \n42  \nMo  \n95.96  \n43  \nTc  \n(98)  \n44  \nRu  \n101.07  \n55  \nCs  \nCesium  \n132.905  \n\n| 56\u003Cbr>Ba\u003Cbr>137.328 Barium\u003Cbr>| 71\u003Cbr>Lu\u003Cbr>174.967\u003Cbr>Lutetium |\n| --- | --- |\n\n72  \nHf  \n178.49 Hafnium  \n73  \nTa  \n180.948  \n74  \nW  \n183.84  \nTantalum  \nTungsten  \n75  \nRe  \n186.207 Rhenium  \n76  \nOs  \n190.23 Osmium  \n77  \n192.217  \n87  \nFr  \n(223)  \nFrancium  \n\n| 88\u003Cbr>Ra\u003Cbr>(226)\u003Cbr>Radium | 103\u003Cbr>Lr\u003Cbr>(262)\u003Cbr>Lawrencium |\n| --- | --- |\n\n104  \nRf  \n(267)  \nRutherfordium  \n105  \nDb  \n(268) Dubnium  \n106  \nSg  \n(271)  \nSeaborgium  \n107  \nBh  \n(272) Bohrium  \n108  \nHs  \n(270)  \nHassium  \n109  \nMt  \n(276) Meitnerium  \nRubidium  \nStrontium  \nYttrium  \nZirconium  \nNiobium  \nMolybdenum  \nTechnetium  \nRuthenium  \n45  \nRh  \n102.906 Rhodium  \n I r  \nIridium  \n111  \nRg  \n(280)  \nRoentgenium  \nLanthanide Series  \nActinide Series  \n| 57\u003Cbr>La\u003Cbr>138.905\u003Cbr>Lanthanum | 58\u003Cbr>Ce\u003Cbr>140.116\u003Cbr>Cerium | 59\u003Cbr>Pr\u003Cbr>140.908\u003Cbr>Praseodymium | 60\u003Cbr>Nd\u003Cbr>144.242\u003Cbr>Neodymium | 61\u003Cbr>Pm\u003Cbr>(145)\u003Cbr>Promethium | 62\u003Cbr>Sm\u003Cbr>150.36\u003Cbr>Samarium | 63\u003Cbr>Eu\u003Cbr>151.964\u003Cbr>Europium | 64\u003Cbr>Gd\u003Cbr>157.25\u003Cbr>Gadolinium | 65\u003Cbr>Tb\u003Cbr>158.925\u003Cbr>Terbium | 66\u003Cbr>Dy\u003Cbr>162.500\u003Cbr>Dysprosium | 67\u003Cbr>Ho\u003Cbr>164.930\u003Cbr>Holmium | 68\u003Cbr>Er\u003Cbr>167.259\u003Cbr>Erbium | 69\u003Cbr>Tm\u003Cbr>168.934\u003Cbr>Thulium | 70\u003Cbr>Yb\u003Cbr>173.055\u003Cbr>Ytterbium |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 89\u003Cbr>Ac\u003Cbr>(227)\u003Cbr>Actinium | 90\u003Cbr>Th\u003Cbr>232.038\u003Cbr>Thorium | 91\u003Cbr>Pa\u003Cbr>231.036\u003Cbr>Protactinium | 92\u003Cbr>U\u003Cbr>238.029\u003Cbr>Uranium | 93\u003Cbr>Np\u003Cbr>(237)\u003Cbr>Neptunium | 94\u003Cbr>Pu\u003Cbr>(244)\u003Cbr>Plutonium | 95\u003Cbr>Am\u003Cbr>(243)\u003Cbr>Americium | 96\u003Cbr>Cm\u003Cbr>(247)\u003Cbr>Curium | 97\u003Cbr>Bk\u003Cbr>(247)\u003Cbr>Berkelium | 98\u003Cbr>Cf\u003Cbr>(251)\u003Cbr>Californium | 99\u003Cbr>Es\u003Cbr>(252)\u003Cbr>Einsteinium | 100\u003Cbr>Fm\u003Cbr>(257)\u003Cbr>Fermium | 101\u003Cbr>Md\u003Cbr>(258)\u003Cbr>Mendelevium | 102\u003Cbr>No\u003Cbr>(259)\u003Cbr>Nobelium |\n\nUpdated Spring 2011","cbCaivWU6eeU0buk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivWU6eeU0buk","pdf",130345,"English","# Periodic Table of the Elements\n## Atomic number and symbol\n## Atomic mass and element names\n## Isotope note\n## Lanthanide series\n## Actinide series","[{\"question\":\"What 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It includes the lanthanide series and the actinide series.\"}]","STAAR Chemistry - Reference Materials - Periodic Table of the Elements | PDF"]