Research Highlights | Open Access Volume 14 | Issue 3-4 | https://doi.org/10.15228/2024.v14.i03-4.p11 |
Orbital Version of Periodic Table of Elements
J. Lipkowski & S. Stupkiewicz
Ningbo University of Technology, China-CEEC Innovation Cooperation Research Center., Ningbo, Zhejiang, China
| Received 13 Dec, 2024 | Accepted 27 Dec, 2024 | Published 30 Dec, 2024 |
Periodic Table of Elements has a long fascinating history and exists in almost infinite number of forms. Its recent version officially accepted by IUPAC is available. Although there have been interesting attempts to modify it, the Table has not been presented, to our knowledge, in a form based upon orbital structure of atoms.
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