Periodic table of the elements                                                                                             (Link to French version)

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          I
 1           +1
 H          -1
 1.008
 Hydrogen
 

         II










 

       III A
 

        IV A
 

         V A
 

      VI A
 

    VII A

  2              0
 He
 4.003
 Helium
 3           +1
 Li
 6.939
 Lithium		  4           +2
 Be
 9.012
 Beryllium









 5           +3
 B
 10.81
 Boron		  6              +4
 C
 12.01
 Carbon		  7               -3
 N
 14.01
 Nitrogen		  8            -2
 O
 16.00
 Oxygen		  9        -1
 F
 19.00
 Fluorine		  10            0
 Ne
 20.18
 Neon
 11         +1
 Na
 22.99
 Sodium		  12          +2
 Mg
 24.31
 Magnesium
 

        III A
 

         IV B
 

         V B
 

      VI B
 

     VII B
 

      VIII
 

       VIII
 

         VIII
 

      I B
 

        II B

  1 3        +3
 Al
 26.98
 Aluminum		  14            +4
 Si
 28.09
 Silicon		  15             -3
 P
 30.97
 Phosphorus		  16          -2
 S          +4
 32.06   +6
 Sulfur 		  17      -1
 Cl
 35.45
 Chlorine		  18            0
 Ar
 39.95
 Argon
 19         +1
 K
 39.10
 Potassium		  20          +2
 Ca
 40.08
 Calcium		  21          +3
 Sc        
 44.96
 Scandium		  22            +2
 Ti            +3
 47.90      +4
 Titanium		  23               +2
 V                +3
 50.94         +4
 Vanadium  +5
  24          +2
 Cr          +3
 52.00
 Chromium 		  25          +2
 Mn        +3
 54.94
 Manganese		  26        +2
 Fe       +3
 55.85
 Iron 		  27         +2
 Co       +3
 58.93
 Cobalt		  20            +2
 Ni            +3
 58.71
 Nickel 		  29           +1
 Cu         +2
 63.55
 Copper 		  30          +2
 Zn
 65.38
 Zinc 		  31         +3
 Ga
 69.72
 Gallium		  32            +4
 Ge
 72.59
 Germanium		  33            -3
 As          +5
 74.92
 Arsenic		  34          -2
 Se        +4
 78.96   +6
 Selenium		  35      -1
 Br
 79.91
 Bromine 		  36            0
 Kr
  83.80
 Krypton 
 37         +1
 Rb
 85.47
 Rubidium		  38          +2
 Sr
 87.62
 Strontium		  39          +3
 Y
 88.91
 Yttrium		  40            +4
 Zr
 91.22
 Zirconium 		  41               +3
 Nb             +5
 92.91
 Niobium		  42          +2
 Mo        +3
 95.94
 Molybdenum		  43          +7
 Tc
 98.91
 Technetium		  44        +3
 Ru      +4
 101.1
 Ruthenium		  45         +3
 Rh       +4
 102.9
 Rhodium		  45            +2
 Pd          +4
 106.4
 Palladium		  47           +1
 Ag
 107.9
 Silver		  48          +2
 Cd
 112.4
 Cadmium		  49         +3
 In
 114.8
 Indium		  50            +2
 Sn           +4
 118.7
 Tin		  51            -3
 Sb          +5
 121.8
 Antimoiny		  52          -2
 Te        +4
 127.6   +6
 Tellurium		  53      -1
 I
 126.9
 Iodine		  54            0
 Xe
 131.3
 Xenon
 55        +1
 Cs
 132.9
 Cesium		  56          +2
 Ba
 137.3
 Barium		  71          +3
 Lu
 175.0
 Lutetium		  72            +4
 Hf
 178.5
 Hafnium		  73               +5
 Ta
 180.9
 Tantalum		  74          +6
 W
 183.9
 Tungsten		  75          +4
 Re        +7
 186.2
 Rhenium		  76        +3
 Os      +4
 190.2
 Osmium		  77         +3
 Ir          +4
 192.2
 Iridium		  78            +2
 Pt           +4
 195.1
 Platinum		  79           +1
 Au         +3
 197.0
 Gold		  80          +1
 Hg        +2
 200.6
 Mercury		  81         +1
 Ti         +3
 204.4
 Thallium		  82            +2
 Pb           +4
 207.2
 Lead		  83            -3
 Bi           +5
 209.0
 Bismuth		  84         +2
 Po        +4
 (209)
 Polonium		  85      -1
 At
 (210)
 Astatine		  86            0
 Rn
 (222)
 Radon
 87        +1
 Fr
 (223)
 Francium		  88          +2
 Ra
 226.0
 Radium		  103        +3
 Lr
 (262)
 Lawrencium		  104 
 Rf
 261.11
Rutherfordium		  105 
 Db
 262.11
Dubnium		  106 
 Sg
 263.12
Seaborgium		  107
 Bh
 262.12
Bohrium		  108
 Hs
 (265)
Hassium		  109
 Mt
 (266)
Meitnerium		 110
Ds
(281)
Darmstadtium		 111
Rg
(272)
Roentgenium		 112
Uub
(285)
Ununbium		 113
Uut
(284)
Ununtrium 		114
Uuq
(289)
Ununquadium		 115
Uup
(288)
Ununpentium 		116
Uuh
(292)
Ununhexium
 118 
 Uuo
 (293)
 Ununoctium


 57           +3
 La
 138.9
 Lanthanum		  58            +3
 Ce      +4 
 140.01
 Cerium		  59               +3
 Pr              +4
 140.9
 Praseodymium		  60          +3
 Nd
 144.2
 Neodymium		  61          +3
 Pm
 (145)
 Promethium		  62        +2
 Sm     +4
 150.4 
 Samarium		  63         +2
 Eu        +3
 152.0
 Europium		  64            +3
 Gd
 157.3
 Gadolinium		  65           +3
 Tb         +4
 158.9
 Terbium		  66         +3
 Dy
 162.5
 Dysprosium		  67         +3
 Ho
 164.9
 Holmium		  68            +3
 Er
 167.3
 Erbium		  69           +2
 Tm         +3
 168.9
 Thulium		  70         +2
 Yb       +3
 173.0
 Ytterbium



 89           +3
 Ac
 (227)
 Actinium		  90            +4
 Th
 232.0
 Thorium		  91              +4
 Pa            +5
 (231)
 Protactinium		  92           +4
 U            +5
 238.03   +6
 Uranium 		  93          +3
 Np        +4
 (237)     +5
                +6
 Neptunium		  94        +3
 Pu      +4
 (244)   +5
             +6
 Plutonium		  95         +3
 Am      +4
 (243)    +5
              +6
 Americium 		  96            +3
 Cm
 (247)
 Curium		  97           +3
 Bk         +4
 (247)
 Berkelium		  98          +3
 Cf
 (251)
 Californium		  99         +3
 Es
 (252)
 Einsteinium		  100         +3
 Fm
 (257)
 Fermium		   101        +2
 Md         +3
 (258)
 Mendelevium		  102      +2
 No      +3
 (259)
 Nobelium 

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Periodic Table of the Elements - National Research Council Canada
 

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Predicting Types of Bonds (capacity).
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Combining Capacity of Atoms

                              The number of electrons an atom gains, loses, or shares when it forms
                              chemical bonds is called its oxidation number. The oxidation number of an
                              atom describes its combining capacity.

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