Periodic table

Study offer a fresh view of new superheavy elements

The quest for the limit of the periodic table.

Models reveal the first hints of nuclear fission in cosmos

Fingerprints of nuclear process never before directly observed in stars.

Shedding light on the cosmic origin of the heaviest elements on the periodic table

Meteorites remember conditions of stellar explosions.

A nuclear periodic table could offer new insights on the building blocks of the universe

Physicists from Kyoto University have unveiled a new nuclear periodic table in which the elements are arranged according to the known nucleonic shells. The...

Should the Periodic Table be upside down?

Could turning the periodic table on its head make some important aspects easier to understand and enthuse more people to study chemistry? This question is...

Universe’s stuff keeps changing

The piece of the universe—the components that are the building blocks for all of matter—is consistently changing and regularly evolving, on account of the...

Creating attraction between molecules deep in the periodic table

Researchers at the McGill University have shown that it is possible to develop strong, stable attractions between some of the heavier elements in the...

World’s oldest periodic table chart found in St Andrews

Scientists have discovered the world's oldest periodic table that involves elements, dating from 1885. The chart of elements was discovered in the University’s School of Chemistry...

Academics created a periodic table of mind-blowing tech

Scientists at the Imperial Tech Foresight (ITF), an offshoot of Imperial College London, have created the periodic table of distributive tech to bring to life...

Is there an end to the periodic table? MSU professor explores its limits

In a recent study, on the occasion of 150th anniversary of the formulation of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements looms, a Michigan State University professor...

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