| PERIODIC TABLE OF ELEMENTS ENVIRONMENTAL "GAS" |
| Copyright 1973, 1983, 1997,2001 by Gerald E. Mowery |
| Li 2 1 --- 7 |
| Be 2 2 -- 9 |
| B 2 3 -- 11 |
| C 2 4 -- 13 |
| N 2 5 -- 15 |
| O 2 6 -- 17 |
| F 2 7 -- 19 |
| Ne 2 8 -- 21 |
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| Na 2 8 1 -- 23 |
| Mg 2 8 2 -- 25 |
| Al 2 8 3 ---- 27 |
| Si 2 8 4 --- 29 |
| P 2 8 5 ---- 31 |
| S 2 8 6 ---- 33 |
| Cl 2 8 7 ---- 35 |
| Ar 2 8 8 ---- 37 |
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| Ca 2 8 8 2 ---- 41 |
| Sc 2 8 9 2 ---- 43 |
| Ti 2 8 10 2 ---- 45 |
| V 2 8 11 2 ---- 47 |
| Cr 2 8 13 1 ---- 49 |
| Mn 2 8 13 2 ---- 51 |
| Fe 2 8 14 2 ---- 53 |
| Co 2 8 15 2 ---- 55 |
| Ni 2 8 16 2 ---- 57 |
| Cu 2 8 18 1 ---- 59 |
| Zn 2 8 18 2 ---- 61 |
| Ga 2 8 18 3 ---- 63 |
| Ge 2 8 18 4 ---- 65 |
| As 2 8 18 5 ---- 67 |
| Se 2 8 18 6 ---- 69 |
| Br 2 8 18 7 ---- 71 |
| Kr 2 8 18 8 ---- 73 |
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| K 2 8 8 1 ---- 39 |
| Rb 2 8 18 8 1 ---- 75 |
| Sr 2 8 18 8 2 ---- 77 |
| Y 2 8 18 9 2 ---- 79 |
| Zr 2 8 18 10 2 ---- 81 |
| Nb 2 8 18 12 1 ---- 83 |
| Mo 2 8 18 13 1 ---- 85 |
| Tc 2 8 18 14 1 ---- 87 |
| Ru 2 8 18 15 1 ---- 89 |
| Pd 2 8 18 18 ---- 93 |
| Ag 2 8 18 18 1 ---- 95 |
| Cd 2 8 18 18 2 ---- 97 |
| In 2 8 18 18 3 ---- 99 |
| Sn 2 8 18 18 4 ---- 101 |
| Sb 2 8 18 18 5 ---- 103 |
| Te 2 8 18 18 6 ---- 105 |
| I 2 8 18 18 7 ---- 107 |
| Xe 2 8 18 18 8 ---- 109 |
| THIRD Energy Level |
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| Cs 2 8 18 18 8 1 ---- 111 |
| Ba 2 8 18 18 8 2 ---- 113 |
| La 2 8 18 18 9 2 ---- 115 |
| Ce 2 8 18 20 8 2 ---- 117 |
| Pr 2 8 18 21 8 2 ---- 119 |
| Nd 2 8 18 22 8 2 ---- 121 |
| Pm 2 8 18 23 8 2 ---- 123 |
| Sm 2 8 18 24 8 2 ---- 125 |
| Eu 2 8 18 25 8 2 ---- 127 |
| Gd 2 8 18 25 9 2 ---- 129 |
| Tb 2 8 18 27 8 2 ---- 131 |
| Dy 2 8 18 28 8 2 ---- 133 |
| Ho 2 8 18 29 8 2 ---- 135 |
| Er 2 8 18 30 8 2 --- 137 |
| Tm 2 8 18 31 8 2 ---- 139 |
| Du 2 8 18 32 8 2 ---- 141 |
| Di 2 8 18 32 9 2 ---- 143 |
| Nw 2 8 18 32 10 2 ---- 145 |
| Rh 2 8 18 16 1 ---- 91 |
| Nm 2 8 18 . 32 8 1 ---- 147 |
| Yb 2 8 18 . 32 8 2 ---- 149 |
| Lu 2 8 18 . 32 9 2 ---- 151 |
| Hf 2 8 18 . 32 10 2 ---- 153 |
| W 2 8 18 . 32 12 2 ---- 157 |
| Re 2 8 18 . 32 13 2 ---- 159 |
| Os 2 8 18 . 32 14 2 ---- 161 |
| Ir 2 8 18 . 32 17 , ---- 163 |
| Pt 2 8 18 . 32 17 1 ---- 165 |
| Au 2 8 18 . 32 18 1 ---- 167 |
| Hg 2 8 18 . 32 18 2 ---- 169 |
| Tl 2 8 18 . 32 18 3 ---- 171 |
| Pb 2 8 18 . 32 18 4 ---- 173 |
| Bi 2 8 18 . 32 18 5 ---- 175 |
| Po 2 8 18 . 32 18 6 ---- 177 |
| At 2 8 18 . 32 18 7 ---- 179 |
| Rn 2 8 18 . 32 18 8 ---- 181 |
| FOURTH Energy Level |
| SECOND Energy Level |
| FIRST Energy Level |
| FIFTH Energy Level |
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| Ta 2 8 18 . 32 11 2 ---- 155 |
| Fr 2 8 18 . 32 18 8 1 ---- 183 |
| Ra 2 8 18 . 32 18 8 2 ---- 185 |
| Ac 2 8 18 . 32 18 9 2 ---- 187 |
| Th 2 8 18 32 18 10 2 ---- 189 |
| Pr 2 8 18 . 32 21 8 2 ---- 191 |
| U 2 8 18 . 32 21 9 2 ---- 193 |
| Np 2 8 18 . 32 22 9 2 ---- 195 |
| Pu 2 8 18 . 32 23 9 2 ---- 197 |
| Am 2 8 18 . 32 25 8 2 ---- 199 |
| Cm 2 8 18 . 32 25 9 2 ---- 201 |
| Bk 2 8 18 32 26 9 2 ---- 203 |
| Cf 2 8 18 . 32 27 9 2 ---- 205 |
| Es 2 8 18 . 32 28 9 2 ---- 207 |
| Fm 2 8 18 . 32 29 9 2 ---- 209 |
| Md 2 8 18 . 32 30 9 2 ---- 211 |
| No 2 8 18 . 32 31 9 2 ---- 213 |
| Lw 2 8 18 . 32 32 9 2 ---- 215 |
| M 2 8 18 . 32 32 10 2 ---- 217 |
| SIXTH Energy Level |
| ALL PROTON/ELECTRON CONFIGURATIONS ARE PAIRED, BUT SEPARATE INTO A SINGLE CONFIGURATION WHEN IN A GAS STATE. Configurations change by decay....as well as... movement between energy levels. Example: TUNGSTEN 2-8-18-18-18-14** The two 18/18 configurations (s2p6d10) decay and consolidate into 32 (s2p6d10f14 CATALYSTS (such as heat etc) create a movement between the energy levels. Thus an element with a an outer orbit of 14-2 and with combining capability with 6 may have the configuraition realigned to 13-3 and can combine with an element with an ionic charge of 5. Note: the Terms "PERIOD" AND "ENERGY LEVEL" ARE INTERCHANGEABLE TERMS |
| COMPOSITION IN ALL ELEMENTS IN THE FIFTH AND SIXTH ENERGY LEVEL DECAY (2x18 To 32) and then are paired.THIS SINGLE CONFIGURATION IS PAIRED WHEN IN A SOLID STATE. AND BOTH SINGLE AND PAIRED WHEN IN A LIQUID FORM. |
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| H --- 1 |
| Hu 1 ---- 3 |
| He 2 ---- 5 |
| CORE |
| All Elements contain at leastt one unit of Hydrogen,(1) therefore the odd Progressive number. |
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| PERIOD 1 |
| PERIOD 2 |
| PERIOD 3 |
| PERIOD 4 |
| PERIOD 5 |
| PERIOD 6 |