Periodic table. All 118 elements, no textbook required.
Search by name, symbol or atomic number, color the table by category, phase or block, and click any element for its full properties. The entire dataset is embedded in the page, browser-only, nothing uploaded.
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Tip: on small screens, swipe the table sideways. Lanthanides (57, 71) and actinides (89, 103) sit in the two rows below the main table.
- Atomic number
- Atomic mass
- Group
- Period
- Block
- Phase at STP
- Electron config.
- Electronegativity
- Discovered
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The full dataset, atomic masses (2021 IUPAC standard values; bracketed mass numbers for elements with no stable isotope), shorthand electron configurations, Pauling electronegativities where defined, phases at standard conditions and discovery years, is embedded right in this page. Color the table by category, phase or s/p/d/f block, search by name, symbol or number, and copy any element's summary or download the whole dataset as JSON or CSV. No account, no upload, works offline. Free forever.
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Five steps, no manual.
- Open the Periodic Table in your browser. No signup, no install.
- Type a name, symbol or number into Search elements to highlight matches instantly, press Enter to jump to the first match, Escape to clear.
- Use the Color by toggle to switch between Category, Phase and Blocks views.
- Click any element cell to open its full property panel.
- Hit Copy element summary to copy all properties as plain text, or use Download JSON / CSV to export the complete dataset.
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