1. Edition - October 2007
23.90 Euro
2007. 1 Pages, Nonbook/Nonelectronic
- Nonbook -
ISBN-10: 3-527-32082-2
ISBN-13: 978-3-527-32082-0 - Wiley-VCH, Weinheim








Short description
Handy for studying, teaching, and research, the unique, color-coded layout allows more than 3,000 elements to be displayed on the chart - much more than on any standard periodic table. Includes the first data on the recently discovered, as yet unnamed, heavy elements 112 to 118.

From the contents
The chart contains two complete periodic tables in an intuitive, color-coded layout. For each element, the following information is given:
element symbol
element name
atomic number
relative atomic mass
isotope masses
number and abundance of natural isotopes
longest-lived radioisotope, type of decay
abundance in the earth's crust
first ionization energy
density
melting and boling point
electron configuration
atomic radius
covalent radius
ionic radius by oxidation number
van der Waals radius
electronegativity
oxidation states
reduction potential
physiological significance