Periodic table memory pegs

Chemistry

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Periodic table memory pegs (v3.1.1) features flashcards for all 118 elements of the periodic table, to help you memorize and associate name, atomic number, position in the table, and symbol of elements.

Each element is associated with a picture, which is designed to remind you of the element's name, atomic number, and abbreviation.

The cards in the deck will question you with one of the following: Picture, Name, Symbol, Number, or Position. The other side of the card will display all remaining data. There is also an explanation of how to use the pictures as memory pegs.

Disabling the Position cards: Learning the position of elements in the table is very challenging. Users may want to disable the cards asking which element is at a given position in the table. Open Anki and go in the Card Browser/Card Navigator. Then search for card:"Card 5", select all 118 cards, and suspend them. Card 5 is the type of all cards asking for the position of elements.

An example with fluorine:

Front: Back:

Contribute! The deck is maintained on GitHub. Suggestions are welcome: please open an issue whether it is to correct spelling, propose a redesign, or add a new memory peg. You can comment on this page, but be aware that I no not receive notifications from AnkiWeb. If you want to be notified when this deck is updated, you can subscribe to GitHub's atom feed for this project: maybe the easiest way to do so is use a atom-to-email service like feedrabbit.

Wanted! Help for a redesign and user feedback. Currently, the cards displayed by this deck work on all devices (smartphone, tablets, computers) but may not look great on some of them. If you have web design (HTML and CSS) skills and want to contribute, help is warmly welcomed. Join us on GitHub!

Sample Data

Picture
Name Tantalum
Number 73
Symbol Ta
Memory sentence Tan Tall Man. He is 7'3" tall basketball player.
SpecialLocation
Picture
Name Nihonium
Number 113
Symbol Nh
Memory sentence The Americans were pretty unlucky that the Japanese discovered this element before them. 13 is said to be an unlucky number and Nihon is another word for Japan.
SpecialLocation
Picture
Name Carbon
Number 6
Symbol C
Memory sentence Charcoal pencil. Black, the color of charcoal and also of graphite (carbon) in pencil leads. Hexagonal (6-sided).
SpecialLocation
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