This is a periodic table with atomic mass, element name, element symbol, and atomic number. The atomic mass is the average number of protons and neutrons in atoms of a chemical elements, allowing for the natural abundances of the element’s isotopes. This table uses the latest accepted single values because it makes chemical calculations easier. The IUPAC actually recommends a range of atomic mass values for most elements because the isotopic ratio isn’t a constant everywhere on Earth. While a range of values is more accurate, it’s not fun choosing a number for calculations!
This table is optimized for displays with resolution 3840×2160 pixels (4K) but can be resized nicely to 1920×1080 (HD) screens with little to no loss in readability. The element squares are slightly separated, so it’s easy to distinguish between the elements and their information. Click the image above or download the image directly to get your own copy.
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Periodic Table with Atomic Mass – Black and White Edition
If you don’t have access to a color printer, or just want to save some toner or ink, there is a black and white version of this table. The facts are exactly the same.
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