Periodic Table of the Elements You can access element data from standard periodic table form or see the name, symbol, or atomic number list. More information on the periodic table is available from the University of Sheffield's Web-Elements . Los Alamos also has a unique version of the Periodic Table of the Elements , including information about the recent element-naming controversy. Articles can be identified by browsing tables of contents or by WAIS searching. Articles are available as HTML documents or PDF files.
Recent issues are available well in advance of print publication.
Back issues are being added frequently. Note that, while access is free, it is requested that users register. Full text is usually in PDF format, when available. The database contains basic data, cross-identifications, observational measurements, and bibliography for celestial objects outside the solar system. Objects can be searched by name or identification number.