6 sheets · 118 elements
Printable periodic table charts
The same reference, laid out for paper. A full periodic table wall chart sized for A4 or A3 landscape, and three data sheets built to print black-on-white with the column headers repeating at the top of every page and the breaks falling between periods rather than mid-run - the one thing a scrolling browser page cannot give you above a desk.
Where the reference publishes no value - helium does not freeze at atmospheric pressure, the Pauling scale assigns no electronegativity to helium, neon or argon, and no weighable sample of an element from fermium upward has ever existed - the sheet prints not defined and a footnote saying which of those is the reason. It never fills a gap with a number.
The sheets
Periodic table wall chart
The whole periodic table on one landscape sheet: every element's symbol, atomic number and atomic mass, shaded by category, with the lanthanide and actinide rows set below the main grid and a category legend. Built to print A4 or A3 landscape and go on a wall.
Element property table
Every element as a row: atomic number, symbol, name, atomic mass, category, electron configuration, electronegativity, melting and boiling points and density. Sectioned by period so the page breaks fall between periods rather than mid-run.
Electron configuration sheet
The full and noble-gas-shorthand electron configuration for every element, with its block and its electrons per shell. Sectioned by block, so the s-, p-, d- and f-block runs each start on their own stretch of the sheet.
Oxidation state sheet
The oxidation states the reference lists for every element, with its block and outer-shell electron count, sectioned by category so the alkali metals, halogens and noble gases each read as one run.
Periodic trend sheet
The six figures the periodic trends are drawn from, element by element: atomic, covalent and van der Waals radii, electronegativity, first ionization energy and electron affinity. Sectioned by period, so reading down a column shows the trend across a row of the table and the page breaks fall between periods.
Discovery and uses sheet
Who found each element, when and where, next to what it is actually used for. Sectioned by category, so the alkali metals, the halogens and the noble gases each read as one run. The use list is printed in full for every element rather than trimmed to a headline.
What costs and what does not
Every symbol, atomic mass, electron configuration, melting point, density and oxidation state on these sheets is free to read on its own element page, on the interactive periodic table and in the list view - no account, no paywall, forever. A real sample of every sheet renders for everyone so you can judge the layout before deciding. Premium unlocks the complete print-ready charts and the print button.