What information is listed in an element's square in the periodic table?

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Wyatt Adkins · Accepted Answer

Each square on the periodic table gives at minimum the name of the element, its symbol, atomic number and relative atomic mass (atomic weight).

Many periodic tables include additional information about each element, such as electron configuration, oxidation states, density, etc., but most only provide the name, symbol, atomic number, and relative atomic mass (atomic weight) for each element. You may occasionally come across one that only provides the symbol. The basic data for every element can be found in a free printable periodic table available at Webelements.com. (I encourage you to explore this website as it has a wealth of other information as well.) Printable Periodic Table: https://tutor.hix.ai Beyond the essential details, the following two periodic tables contain more data. Periodic Table of Elements Excel Template: https://tutor.hix.ai The URL is https://tutor.hix.ai

Wyatt Atkins · Answer

undefined The periodic table's square for an element usually includes its atomic number, symbol, atomic mass, and occasionally its name.