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Some element categories in the periodic table

Metals						Metalloids	Nonmetals			Unknown chemical properties
Alkali metals	Alkaline earth metals	Inner transition metals		Transition metals	Post-transition metals		Other nonmetals	Halogens	Noble gases
		Lanthanides	Actinides

Orúkọ	Ami	Nomba Atomu	Iposi Atomu	Àdìpọ̀	Ìgbà
Aktiniọmu	Ac	89	[227]^[1]		7
Aluminiọmu (Aluminum)	Al	13	26.9815386(8)	13	3
Amerisiomu	Am	95	[243]^[1]		7
Antimony (Stibium)	Sb	51	121.760(1)^[2]	15	5
Argonu	Ar	18	39.948(1)^[2] ^[3]	18	3
Arseniki	As	33	74.92160(2)	15	4
Astatini	At	85	[210]^[1]	17	6
Bariomu	Ba	56	137.327(7)	2	6
Berkeliomu	Bk	97	[247]^[1]		7
Berylliomu	Be	4	9.012182(3)	2	2
Bismutu	Bi	83	208.98040(1)	15	6
Bohriomu	Bh	107	[264]^[1]	7	7
Boronu	B	5	10.811(7)^[2] ^[4] ^[3]	13	2
Bromini	Br	35	79.904(1)	17	4
Kadmiomu	Cd	48	112.411(8)^[2]	12	5
Kesiomu (Cesium)	Cs	55	132.9054519(2)	1	6
Kalsiomu	Ca	20	40.078(4)^[2]	2	4
Kalifoniomu	Cf	98	[251]^[1]		7
Adú Carbon	C	6	12.0107(8)^[2] ^[3]	14	2
Seriomu	Ce	58	140.116(1)^[2]		6
Klorini	Cl	17	35.453(2)^[2] ^[4] ^[3]	17	3
Kromiomu	Cr	24	51.9961(6)	6	4
Kobalti	Co	27	58.933195(5)	9	4
Bàbà(Copper) (Cuprum)	Cu	29	63.546(3)^[3]	11	4
Kuriomu	Cm	96	[247]^[1]		7
Darmstadtiomu	Ds	110	[271]^[1]	10	7
Dubniomu	Db	105	[262]^[1]	5	7
Dysprosiomu	Dy	66	162.500(1)^[2]		6
Einsteiniomu	Es	99	[252]^[1]		7
Erbiomu	Er	68	167.259(3)^[2]		6
Europiomu	Eu	63	151.964(1)^[2]		6
Fermiomu	Fm	100	[257]^[1]		7
Fluorini	F	9	18.9984032(5)	17	2
Fransiomu	Fr	87	[223]^[1]	1	7
Gadoliniomu	Gd	64	157.25(3)^[2]		6
Galliomu	Ga	31	69.723(1)	13	4
Germaniomu	Ge	32	72.64(1)	14	4
Wura (Gold) (Aurum)	Au	79	196.966569(4)	11	6
Hafniomu	Hf	72	178.49(2)	4	6
Hassiomu	Hs	108	[277]^[1]	8	7
Heliomu	He	2	4.002602(2)^[2] ^[3]	18	1
Holmiomu	Ho	67	164.930 32(2)		6
Aidrojini	H	1	1.00794(7)^[2] ^[4] ^[3]	1	1
Indiomu	In	49	114.818(3)	13	5
Ayodini	I	53	126.904 47(3)	17	5
Iridiomu	Ir	77	192.217(3)	9	6
Idẹ (Iron) (Ferrum)	Fe	26	55.845(2)	8	4
Kriptonu	Kr	36	83.798(2)^[2] ^[4]	18	4
Lanthanomu	La	57	138.90547(7)^[2]		6
Laurensiomu	Lr	103	[262]^[1]	3	7
Òjé (Lead) (Plumbum)	Pb	82	207.2(1)^[2] ^[3]	14	6
Lithiomu	Li	3	6.941(2)^[2] ^[4] ^[3] ^[5]	1	2
Lutetiomu	Lu	71	174.967(1)^[2]	3	6
Magnesiomu	Mg	12	24.3050(6)	2	3
Manganisi	Mn	25	54.938045(5)	7	4
Meitneriomu	Mt	109	[268]^[1]	9	7
Mendelebiomu	Md	101	[258]^[1]		7
Omifadaka (Mercury) (Hydrargyrum)	Hg	80	200.59(2)	12	6
Molibdenomu	Mo	42	95.94(2)^[2]	6	5
Neodimiomu	Nd	60	144.242(3)^[2]		6
Neoni	Ne	10	20.1797(6)^[2] ^[4]	18	2
Neptuniomu	Np	93	[237]^[1]		7
Nikeli	Ni	28	58.6934(2)	10	4
Niobiomu	Nb	41	92.906 38(2)	5	5
Nitrojini	N	7	14.0067(2)^[2] ^[3]	15	2
Nobeliomu	No	102	[259]^[1]		7
Osmiomu	Os	76	190.23(3)^[2]	8	6
Oksijini	O	8	15.9994(3)^[2] ^[3]	16	2
Palladiomu	Pd	46	106.42(1)^[2]	10	5
Fosforosi	P	15	30.973762(2)	15	3
Platinomu	Pt	78	195.084(9)	10	6
Plutoniomu	Pu	94	[244]^[1]		7
Poloniomu	Po	84	[210]^[1]	16	6
Potasiomu (Kalium)	K	19	39.0983(1)	1	4
Praseodimiomu	Pr	59	140.90765(2)		6
Prometiomu	Pm	61	[145]^[1]		6
Protaktiniomu	Pa	91	231.03588(2)^[1]		7
Radiomu	Ra	88	[226]^[1]	2	7
Radonu	Rn	86	[220]^[1]	18	6
Rheniomu	Re	75	186.207(1)	7	6
Rhodiomu	Rh	45	102.905 50(2)	9	5
Roentgeniomu	Rg	111	[272]^[1]	11	7
Rubidiomu	Rb	37	85.4678(3)^[2]	1	5
Rutheniomu	Ru	44	101.07(2)^[2]	8	5
Rutherfordiomu	Rf	104	261^[1]	4	7
Samariomu	Sm	62	150.36(2)^[2]		6
Skandiomu	Sc	21	44.955912(6)	3	4
Seaborgiomu	Sg	106	[266]^[1]	6	7
Seleniomu	Se	34	78.96(3)^[3]	16	4
Silikonu	Si	14	28.0855(3)^[3]	14	3
Fadaka (Silver) (Argentum)	Ag	47	107.8682(2)^[2]	11	5
Sodiomu (Natrium)	Na	11	22.98976928(2)	1	3
Strontiomu	Sr	38	87.62(1)^[2] ^[3]	2	5
Solfori	S	16	32.065(5)^[2] ^[3]	16	3
Tantalumu	Ta	73	180.94788(2)	5	6
Teknetiomu	Tc	43	[98]^[1]	7	5
Telluriomu	Te	52	127.60(3)^[2]	16	5
Terbiomu	Tb	65	158.92535(2)		6
Thalliomu	Tl	81	204.3833(2)	13	6
Thoriomu	Th	90	232.03806(2)^[1] ^[2]		7
Thuliomu	Tm	69	168.93421(2)		6
Tánganran (Tin) (Stannum)	Sn	50	118.710(7)^[2]	14	5
Titaniomu	Ti	22	47.867(1)	4	4
Wolframu (Tungsten)	W	74	183.84(1)	6	6
Kopernisiomu	Cn	112	[285]^[1]	12	7
Livermoriomu	Lv	116	[292]^[1]	16	7
Tennessínì	Ts	117	[294]^[1]	17	7
Oganessọ̀nù	Og	118	[294]^[1]	18	7
Moskovíọ̀mù (Moskobiomu)	Mc	115	[288]^[1]	15	7
Flẹ́rófíọ́mù (Flerobiomu)	Fl	114	[289]^[1]	14	7
Nihoníọ̀mù	Nh	113	[284]^[1]	13	7
Uraniomu	U	92	238.02891(3)^[1] ^[2] ^[4]		7
Banadiomu	V	23	50.9415(1)	5	4
Ksenonu	Xe	54	131.293(6)^[2] ^[4]	18	5
Yiterbiomu	Yb	70	173.04(3)^[2]		6
Yitriomu	Y	39	88.90585(2)	3	5
Fadakafunfun (Zinc)	Zn	30	65.409(4)	12	4
Jirkoniomu	Zr	40	91.224(2)^[2]	4	5

Some element categories in the periodic table

Metals						Metalloids	Nonmetals			Unknown chemical properties
Alkali metals	Alkaline earth metals	Inner transition metals		Transition metals	Post-transition metals		Other nonmetals	Halogens	Noble gases
		Lanthanides	Actinides

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 The element does not have any stable nuclides, and a value in brackets, e.g. [209], indicates the mass number of the longest-lived isotope of the element. However, three elements, Thorium, Protactinium, and Uranium, have a characteristic terrestrial isotopic composition, and thus their atomic mass given.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 The isotopic composition of this element varies in some geological specimens, and the variation may exceed the uncertainty stated in the table.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 The isotopic composition varies in terrestrial material such that a more precise atomic weight can not be given.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 The isotopic composition of the element can vary in commercial materials, which can cause the atomic weight to deviate significantly from the given value.
↑ The atomic weight of commercial Lithium can vary between 6.939 and 6.996—analysis of the specific material is necessary to find a more accurate value.

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Atomic Weights of the Elements 2001, Pure Appl. Chem. 75(8), 1107-1122, 2003. Retrieved June 30, 2005. Atomic weights of elements with atomic numbers from 1-109 taken from this source.
IUPAC Standard Atomic Weights Revised Archived 2008-03-05 at the Wayback Machine. (2005).
WebElements Periodic Table. Retrieved June 30, 2005. Atomic weights of elements with atomic numbers 110-116 taken from this source.

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