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Published: 2009-12-20 10:14:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 34035; Favourites: 109; Downloads: 721
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Updated on 28/08/13Typeface changes from the last time - they're all open source typefaces now! Go grab Open Sans and Clear Sans if you have the source file.
Copyright
The table and its contents are licensed under CC-BY-NC-SA.
Oh yay it's downloadable now it's a 184kb pdf in a zip file (because dA is weird like that).
Modifications and improvements are always welcome, drop me a note if you want access to the source files (it's a ~1.4MB .ai file)
Changelog
1. Changed up the typefaces a little. They're no longer commercial typefaces.
2. The .ai file is a lot better organised now. Graphic styles are included. Drop me a message if you want them.
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I advise you to go to my submission 290-Elements Speculative Periodic Table , if you were interested by it.
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can you provide the psd file?
i want to build a desktop interactive periodic table app (opensource)
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Hi,
Would i be able to get the .psd or .ai file? Thanks.
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This is amazing! I was also wondering if I could have a .PSD file of this. This is amazing, just great. Good job!
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I love it! Very clear and crisp.
Do you mind sharing the .ai file, I would like to translate it into italian ; )
Thanks!
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Only thing I have is that there is no temperature specified for the liquid elements
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I would love 2 have the source file in ai. Really nice work you have done, probably the only good PTE on DA
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Bravo! It's great! Can i have the source file to experiment with forms?
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I have a pdf version of it that I could drop you a link to if you want to print it out on your own! Drop me a note and I'll send the link along
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selenium is messed up, the letters are like doubled up
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Thanks for noticing, that's been fixed now!
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This is great, you could make the unknown elements have an inverted corner
like...
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......L
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Awesome design, The only thing missing in my opinion is to say if the element is liquid, solid or gas at rom temperature.
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Hello and thank you! Actually the states at STP is represented in the table, respectively by beveled, regular and chamfered corners; the key is right beside Natural Occurence. You can see all the noble gases at the right have chamfered corners!
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Umm... I'm pretty sure that the atomic mass of element 117 is approximately 294. Most sources that I refer to say that...
Other than that, I love this Periodic Table. Do you allow the use of this table outside dA?
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Hello, I've fixed the masses in the lastest iteration. Thanks again for pointing it out!
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You're welcome. I'd downloaded the new version of this PTE.
Wow, Ununquadium and Ununhexium had gotten their own names? Looks like my knowledge about chemistry is pretty outdated.
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Nah, that happened just a few days ago, you're not that out of touch, don't worry
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Hello, thanks for pointing that out! I think I need to relook the atomic weights of the last row of synthetics... on further inspection they're all a little off. Will update it soon.
Yup, it's licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License; it can be used outside dA, just drop a link back to this page if you're using or modifying it.
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There's a darmstadtium? That's super funny, I didn't know that. Thanks to you I just learned something about chemistry, probably more than I ever learned in school!
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Hey, I once was known as hellsingfanatic. Nice work, I'm glad to see it done as far as I can tell. Sweet Job.
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heya! Thanks much, glad you like it
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oh, and I believe plutonium is actually a primordial element... I may be wrong, but wikipedia says it is
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and element 64 is spelled as gadolinium, without the 'n' between 'a' and 'd', and its symol is Gd, not Ga. Ga is the symbol for Gallium.
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Aw man, I couldn't wait. Fixed it.
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Ah wow thanks. Wow that took like two years for someone to notice. Thaaanks! Will change it soon (after my papers)
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and if you don't mind, there is one last spelling error: you're missing an N in fraNcium (sorry if im sounding like such a critic)
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haha noooo, don't feel that way! I need people to point out things like this because I am totally not aware of the technical stuff when I'm doing design! Thanks, will fix that soon!
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oh and I spelled titanium wrongly too
I realised I should've used the spellcheck function in illustrator a long time ago ._.
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this is an excelent table, the key is creative and easy to understand, and besides all that, it looks awesome!
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I agree with many of the people below.. Great work!
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Great work, though I spotted something a little odd, the color coding for some of the synthetic elements (uu whaterver) are off, extending down from the elements above them, which works nicely for color scheme, but for accuracy... Ununoctium is not a noble gas, granted when one is going to need to know the elemental nature of Uuo is fairly dubious.
as an example
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Hey, this took a while, but I've fixed this in the newest iteration. Thanks again.
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Ah alright, thanks for pointing that out. I'll need to work on some way to redo the unclassified elements... Will think of something! Thanks again for the comment
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Well, that's amazing! I love the periodic table, and you just made it even more beautiful!
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I love this table! I used it this whole year during chemistry so I wasn't bored with the standard periodic tables they give us.
Thank you for making chemistry slightly better!
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