File:ADOMAH periodic table (horizontal) - electron orbitals.svg
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English: Alternative "Left Step", or ADOMAH, periodic table in horizontal format with labels useful for writing electron configurations. See legend below. |
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| Source | File:Adomah_Wiki.JPG |
| Author | Ch1902 (vectorisation), Valery Tsimmerman (original design) |
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English: This SVG uses an internal stylesheet and is designed to be edited by hand in a text editor for altering colours and other styles. The style rules follow the English Wikipedia's colour scheme.
Unknown chemical properties
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