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O-Level Chemistry Periodic Table (6092): Free PDF

The O-Level Chemistry paper prints a periodic table with the proton number, symbol, name and relative atomic mass of every element, rounded to whole numbers except chlorine at 35.5. Under the table it gives the molar volume of a gas, 24 dm³ at room temperature and pressure, and the Avogadro constant, 6.02 × 10²³ mol⁻¹.

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First page of the O-Level Chemistry Periodic Table PDF
The Periodic Table of Elements, with the values printed in the O-Level Chemistry paper
  • Group 1 (alkali metals)
  • Group 2
  • Transition elements
  • Group 17 (halogens)
  • Group 18 (noble gases)
  • Lanthanoids and actinoids
  • Other elements

Swipe sideways to see all 18 groups.

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3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
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18
1Hhydrogen1
2Hehelium4
3Lilithium7
4Beberyllium9
5Bboron11
6Ccarbon12
7Nnitrogen14
8Ooxygen16
9Ffluorine19
10Neneon20
11Nasodium23
12Mgmagnesium24
13Alaluminium27
14Sisilicon28
15Pphosphorus31
16Ssulfur32
17Clchlorine35.5
18Arargon40
19Kpotassium39
20Cacalcium40
21Scscandium45
22Tititanium48
23Vvanadium51
24Crchromium52
25Mnmanganese55
26Feiron56
27Cocobalt59
28Ninickel59
29Cucopper64
30Znzinc65
31Gagallium70
32Gegermanium73
33Asarsenic75
34Seselenium79
35Brbromine80
36Krkrypton84
37Rbrubidium85
38Srstrontium88
39Yyttrium89
40Zrzirconium91
41Nbniobium93
42Momolybdenum96
43Tctechnetium–
44Ruruthenium101
45Rhrhodium103
46Pdpalladium106
47Agsilver108
48Cdcadmium112
49Inindium115
50Sntin119
51Sbantimony122
52Tetellurium128
53Iiodine127
54Xexenon131
55Cscaesium133
56Babarium137
72Hfhafnium178
73Tatantalum181
74Wtungsten184
75Rerhenium186
76Ososmium190
77Iriridium192
78Ptplatinum195
79Augold197
80Hgmercury201
81Tlthallium204
82Pblead207
83Bibismuth209
84Popolonium–
85Atastatine–
86Rnradon–
87Frfrancium–
88Raradium–
104Rfrutherfordium–
105Dbdubnium–
106Sgseaborgium–
107Bhbohrium–
108Hshassium–
109Mtmeitnerium–
110Dsdarmstadtium–
111Rgroentgenium–
112Cncopernicium–
113Nhnihonium–
114Flflerovium–
115Mcmoscovium–
116Lvlivermorium–
117Tstennessine–
118Ogoganesson–
57-71lanthanoids
89-103actinoids
lanthanoids
57Lalanthanum139
58Cecerium140
59Prpraseodymium141
60Ndneodymium144
61Pmpromethium–
62Smsamarium150
63Eueuropium152
64Gdgadolinium157
65Tbterbium159
66Dydysprosium163
67Hoholmium165
68Ererbium167
69Tmthulium169
70Ybytterbium173
71Lulutetium175
actinoids
89Acactinium–
90Ththorium232
91Paprotactinium231
92Uuranium238
93Npneptunium–
94Puplutonium–
95Amamericium–
96Cmcurium–
97Bkberkelium–
98Cfcalifornium–
99Eseinsteinium–
100Fmfermium–
101Mdmendelevium–
102Nonobelium–
103Lrlawrencium–
  • The volume of one mole of any gas is 24 dm³ at room temperature and pressure (r.t.p.).
  • The Avogadro constant, L = 6.02 × 10²³ mol⁻¹.
All elements A to Z, with relative atomic mass
ElementSymbolProton numberRelative atomic mass
actiniumAc89–
aluminiumAl1327
americiumAm95–
antimonySb51122
argonAr1840
arsenicAs3375
astatineAt85–
bariumBa56137
berkeliumBk97–
berylliumBe49
bismuthBi83209
bohriumBh107–
boronB511
bromineBr3580
cadmiumCd48112
caesiumCs55133
calciumCa2040
californiumCf98–
carbonC612
ceriumCe58140
chlorineCl1735.5
chromiumCr2452
cobaltCo2759
coperniciumCn112–
copperCu2964
curiumCm96–
darmstadtiumDs110–
dubniumDb105–
dysprosiumDy66163
einsteiniumEs99–
erbiumEr68167
europiumEu63152
fermiumFm100–
fleroviumFl114–
fluorineF919
franciumFr87–
gadoliniumGd64157
galliumGa3170
germaniumGe3273
goldAu79197
hafniumHf72178
hassiumHs108–
heliumHe24
holmiumHo67165
hydrogenH11
indiumIn49115
iodineI53127
iridiumIr77192
ironFe2656
kryptonKr3684
lanthanumLa57139
lawrenciumLr103–
leadPb82207
lithiumLi37
livermoriumLv116–
lutetiumLu71175
magnesiumMg1224
manganeseMn2555
meitneriumMt109–
mendeleviumMd101–
mercuryHg80201
molybdenumMo4296
moscoviumMc115–
neodymiumNd60144
neonNe1020
neptuniumNp93–
nickelNi2859
nihoniumNh113–
niobiumNb4193
nitrogenN714
nobeliumNo102–
oganessonOg118–
osmiumOs76190
oxygenO816
palladiumPd46106
phosphorusP1531
platinumPt78195
plutoniumPu94–
poloniumPo84–
potassiumK1939
praseodymiumPr59141
promethiumPm61–
protactiniumPa91231
radiumRa88–
radonRn86–
rheniumRe75186
rhodiumRh45103
roentgeniumRg111–
rubidiumRb3785
rutheniumRu44101
rutherfordiumRf104–
samariumSm62150
scandiumSc2145
seaborgiumSg106–
seleniumSe3479
siliconSi1428
silverAg47108
sodiumNa1123
strontiumSr3888
sulfurS1632
tantalumTa73181
technetiumTc43–
telluriumTe52128
tennessineTs117–
terbiumTb65159
thalliumTl81204
thoriumTh90232
thuliumTm69169
tinSn50119
titaniumTi2248
tungstenW74184
uraniumU92238
vanadiumV2351
xenonXe54131
ytterbiumYb70173
yttriumY3989
zincZn3065
zirconiumZr4091

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Questions students ask

What relative atomic mass should I use for chlorine?

Use 35.5. It is the only element on the O-Level table given to one decimal place. Every other relative atomic mass is a whole number, so copper is 64 and magnesium is 24.

Is the periodic table given in every O-Level Chemistry paper?

Yes. The 6092 syllabus states that a copy of the Periodic Table of Elements is printed as part of the papers, so you do not need to memorise relative atomic masses.

What is the molar volume of a gas at r.t.p.?

24 dm³ per mole at room temperature and pressure. It is printed under the periodic table, so moles of gas = volume in dm³ ÷ 24.

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