Periodic Table (en/fr/中文)
Language/Chinese
The original purpose was to learn atoms name in Chinese (from French), then further details have been integrated, like etymology (in English), pictures and links to Wikipedia and Vikidia. You may need to edit the card templates according to your needs. Most data come from Wikipedia and https://elements.wlonk.com.
This deck also features animated atoms (with valence electrons in red) and animated table showing shell filling order.
Regarding atoms, I suggest to read "The Elements" ("Atomes"/视觉之旅) from Theodore Gray and "The Secret Life of the Periodic Table" ("La vie secrète des atomes") from Ben Still.
Sample Data
| number | 6 |
| symbol | C |
| en | Carbon |
| fr | Carbone |
| zh_tw | 碳 |
| zh_cn | 碳 |
| pinyin | tàn |
| discovery_year | inconnue |
| discoverer | inconnu |
| color | 9bf99c |
| class_en | nonmetal |
| class_fr | non-métal |
| class_zh | 非金属 |
| shell | Electron shells for element: Z=006 C (Carbon): 2,4006 C (Carbon) Legend_color:#a0ffa02,4C1:97.480:94.96 |
| electron_configuration | 1s2 2s2 2p2 |
| etymology | Latin carbo, 'coal' |
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| origin_lang | Latin via French |
| original_word | charbone |
| meaning | charcoal |
| symbol_origin | Latin carbo |
| description | From the French, charbone, which in turn came from Latin carbō, which means "charcoal" and is related to carbōn, which means "a coal". (The German and Dutch names, "Kohlenstoff" and "koolstof", respectively, both literally mean "coal matter".) These words were derived from the PIE base *ker- meaning heat, fire, or to burn. |
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| wlonk_pic | Basis of Life'sMoleculesCCarbon |
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| wlonk_summary | hard diamond, soft graphite; basis of life's organic molecules, animals, plants, CO2, wood, paper, cloth, plastic, coal, oil, gasoline |
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| number | 72 |
| symbol | Hf |
| en | Hafnium |
| fr | Hafnium |
| zh_tw | 鉿 |
| zh_cn | 铪 |
| pinyin | hā |
| discovery_year | 1923 |
| discoverer | Coster et George de Hevesy |
| color | fdb6c1 |
| class_en | transition metal |
| class_fr | métal de transition |
| class_zh | 过渡金属 |
| shell | Electron shells for element: Z=072 Hf (Hafnium): 2,8,18,32,10,2072 Hf (Hafnium) Legend_color:#ffc0c02,8,18,32,10,2Hf1:97.480:94.961:87.40:71.440:43.720:34.48 |
| electron_configuration | [Xe] 4f14 5d2 6s2 |
| etymology | New Latin Hafnia, 'Copenhagen' (from Danish havn) |
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| origin_lang | Latin |
| original_word | Hafnia |
| meaning | Copenhagen |
| symbol_origin | toponym |
| description | From Latin Hafnia, which means "Copenhagen" of Denmark. |
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| wlonk_pic | NuclearSubmarinesHf72Hafnium |
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| wlonk_summary | non-corroding metal, absorbs neutrons; nuclear reactor control rods in submarines, plasma torch electrodes |
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| number | 18 |
| symbol | Ar |
| en | Argon |
| fr | Argon |
| zh_tw | 氬 |
| zh_cn | 氩 |
| pinyin | yà |
| discovery_year | 1894 |
| discoverer | Ramsay et Rayleigh |
| color | b1eeed |
| class_en | nobel gas |
| class_fr | gaz noble |
| class_zh | 稀有气体 |
| shell | Electron shells for element: Z=018 Ar (Argon): 2,8,8018 Ar (Argon) Legend_color:#c0ffff2,8,8Ar1:97.480:94.961:87.4 |
| electron_configuration | [Ne] 3s2 3p6 |
| etymology | Greek argós, 'idle' (because of its inertness) |
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| origin_lang | Greek |
| original_word | ἀργόν (argon) |
| meaning | inactive |
| symbol_origin | descriptive: argon |
| description | Greek argon means "inactive" (literally "slow"). |
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| wlonk_pic | Light BulbsAr18Argon |
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| wlonk_summary | inert gas; 1% of air, most abundant inert gas, light bulbs, "neon" tubes, lasers, welding gas |
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