# Labeled Periodic Table of Elements with Names

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Published: 2009-12-08T01:31:00
Updated: 2009-12-08T01:31:00
A labeled periodic table of elements with names, will help you to know the different elements and understand their placement in the periodic table. Read on to know more about the periodic table and its elements...

A periodic table is nothing but a systematic arrangement of the chemical elements, in a table form. This credit for this invention goes to the Russian scientist named, Dmitri Mendeleev. Since its invention, the periodic table has undergone number of changes. The periodic table is considered one of the most important reference, in studies related to chemistry. It consists of all the chemical elements known till date.

Periodic Table of Elements

  
As discussed earlier, periodic table is a tabular arrangement of all the known chemical elements. The elements are arranged from left to right, with increasing atomic number. Atomic number and atomic mass are two major properties of any chemical element. The atomic number of an element is, the number of protons present in the nucleus of the atom of the respective element, while atomic mass is the summation of proton mass, electron mass and neutron mass of an atom of the respective element. The atomic number is unique for every element. The atomic symbol is the abbreviation of the chemical element in the form of one or two letters. Many of the atomic symbols are shortened Latin names of these chemical elements. Periods and groups are two important characteristics of the periodic table. The horizontal rows of the periodic table are referred as periods, while the vertical columns are referred as groups. Groups and periods are two most important methods of classifying the elements in the periodic table. The elements present in the periodic table are classified under different groups, depending on their chemical and physical properties. They are, metalloids, alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, transition metals, other elements, non-metals, halogens, noble gases and rare earth elements. In many of the groups, the member elements have similar properties. Let us understand about each of these periodic table elements’ groups.

**Metalloids**: The elements that come under metalloids group, bear the properties of both metals and non-metals. Boron, Silicon, Germanium, Arsenic, Antimony, Tellurium and Polonium are the elements that are known as Metalloids. These elements are placed in group 13, 14, 15 and 16.

**Alkali Metals**: Alkali metals are placed in the first group of the periodic table and consist of elements Lithium, Sodium, Potassium, Rubidium, Cesium, Francium. All these elements are highly reactive and do not occur freely in nature.

**Alkaline Earth Metals**: Alkaline earth metals are placed in the second group of the periodic table and are found in Earth’s crust. Even these metals do not occur freely in nature. Beryllium, Magnesium Calcium, Strontium, Barium and Radium are the six, elements that belong to this category.

**Transition Metals**: All the elements that are placed in groups 3 to 12 are transition metals. Ductility, malleability and conductivity of electricity, are some of the basic properties of these elements. Chromium, Copper, Nickel, Mercury, Gold and Silver are some of the metals, that belong to this group.

**Rare Earth Elements**: Rare earth elements are located in the 3rd, 6th and 7th periods of the periodic table. Most of the elements that belong to this group are man- made or synthetic. Lanthanide and Actinide series together form the rare earth elements. Cerium, Curium, Europium, Uranium, etc are some of the rare earth elements.

**Non-Metals**: Hydrogen, Carbon, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Phosphorus, Sulfur and Selenium are seven non-metals located in the 14th, 15th and 16th group of the periodic table. These elements are very brittle and do not easily conduct electricity.

**Noble Gases**: Noble gases are located in 18th group of the periodic table. Helium, Neon, Argon, Krypton, Xenon and Radon are six noble gases, found in the periodic table.

Given below is a labeled periodic table of elements with their names and atomic number. Hold the mouse on each atomic symbol to know the name of the chemical element.

Periodic Table

  

_s-block_

Transition Elements  
_d- block_

_p-block_

Nobel  
Element

Group

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

1

1  
H  
1.0079

2  
[He](https://sciencestruck.com/chemistry/interesting-facts-about-helium "Helium")  
4.0026

2

3  
Li  
6.941

4  
Be  
9.0122

5  
B  
10.811

6  
C  
12.011

7  
N  
14.007

8  
O  
15.999

9  
F  
18.998

10  
Ne  
20.180

3

11  
Na  
22.990

12  
Mg  
24.305

13  
Al  
26.982

14  
[Si](https://sciencestruck.com/chemistry/silicon-element "Silicon")  
28.086

15  
P  
30.974

16  
S  
32.066

17  
Cl  
35.453

18  
Ar  
39.948

4

19  
K  
39.098

20  
Ca  
40.078

21  
Sc  
44.956

22  
[Ti](https://sciencestruck.com/chemistry/titanium-element "Titanium")  
47.867

23  
V  
50.942

24  
Cr  
51.996

25  
Mn  
54.938

26  
Fe  
55.845

27  
Co  
58.933

28  
Ni  
58.693

29  
Cu  
63.546

30  
Zn  
65.409

31  
Ga  
69.723

32  
Ge  
72.64

33  
As  
74.922

34  
Se  
78.96

35  
Br  
79.904

36  
Kr  
83.798

5

37  
Rb  
85.468

38  
Sr  
87.62

39  
Y  
88.906

40  
Zr  
91.224

41  
Nb  
92.906

42  
Mo  
95.94

43  
Tc  
(98)

44  
Ru  
101.07

45  
Rh  
102.91

46  
Pd  
106.42

47  
Ag  
107.87

48  
Cd  
112.41

49  
In  
114.82

50  
[Sn](https://sciencestruck.com/science-facts/interesting-facts-about-tin "Tin")  
118.71

51  
Sb  
121.76

52  
Te  
127.60

53  
I  
126.90

54  
Xe  
131.29

6

55  
Cs  
132.91

56  
Ba  
137.33

57 - 71  
La-Lu  

72  
Hf  
178.49

73  
Ta  
180.95

74  
W  
183.84

75  
Re  
186.21

76  
Os  
190.23

77  
Ir  
192.22

78  
Pt  
195.08

79  
Au  
196.97

80  
Hg  
200.59

81  
Tl  
204.38

82  
Pb  
207.2

83  
Bi  
208.98

84  
Po  
(209)

85  
At  
(210)

86  
Rn  
(222)

7

87  
Fr  
(223)

88  
Ra  
(226)

89 -103  
Ac-Lr  
  

104  
Rf  
(261)

105  
Db  
(262)

106  
Sg  
(266)

107  
Bh  
(264)

108  
Hs  
(277)

109  
Mt  
(268)

110  
Ds  
(281)

111  
Rg  
(272)

112  
Cn  
(277)

Lanthanide

57  
La  
138.91

58  
Ce  
140.12

59  
Pr  
140.91

60  
Nd  
144.24

61  
Pm  
(145)

62  
Sm  
150.36

63  
Eu  
151.96

64  
Gd  
157.25

65  
Tb  
158.93

66  
Dy  
162.50

67  
Ho  
164.93

68  
Er  
167.26

69  
Tm  
168.93

70  
Yb  
173.04

71  
Lu  
174.97

Actinide

89  
Ac  
(227)

90  
Th  
232.04

91  
Pa  
231.04

92  
U  
238.03

93  
Np  
(237)

94  
Pu  
(244)

95  
Am  
(243)

96  
Cm  
(247)

97  
Bk  
(247)

98  
Cf  
(251)

99  
Es  
(252)

100  
Fm  
(257)

101  
Md  
(258)

102  
No  
(259)

103  
Lr  
(262)

  

Key for the Periodic Table

  

Alkali Metals

Alkaline Earth Metals

Lanthinides

Actinides

Transition Metals

Poor Metals

Other Metals

Nobel Gases

Metalloids

Unknown Chemical Properties

  
I hope this will help you solve your chemistry queries.

### Periodic Table

_s-block_

Transition Elements  
_d- block_

_p-block_

Nobel  
Element

Group

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

1

_1_  
_H_  
_1.0079_

2  
[He](https://sciencestruck.com/chemistry/interesting-facts-about-helium "Helium")  
4.0026

2

3  
Li  
6.941

4  
Be  
9.0122

5  
B  
10.811

_6_  
_C_  
_12.011_

_7_  
_N_  
_14.007_

_8_  
_O_  
_15.999_

_9_  
_F_  
_18.998_

10  
Ne  
20.180

3

11  
Na  
22.990

12  
Mg  
24.305

13  
Al  
26.982

14  
[Si](https://sciencestruck.com/chemistry/silicon-element "Silicon")  
28.086

_15_  
_P_  
_30.974_

_16_  
_S_  
_32.066_

_17_  
_Cl_  
_35.453_

18  
Ar  
39.948

4

19  
K  
39.098

20  
Ca  
40.078

**21**  
**Sc**  
**44.956**

**22**  
**[Ti](https://sciencestruck.com/chemistry/titanium-element "Titanium")**  
**47.867**

**23**  
**V**  
**50.942**

**24**  
**Cr**  
**51.996**

**25**  
**Mn**  
**54.938**

**26**  
**Fe**  
**55.845**

**27**  
**Co**  
**58.933**

**28**  
**Ni**  
**58.693**

**29**  
**Cu**  
**63.546**

30  
Zn  
65.409

31  
Ga  
69.723

32  
Ge  
72.64

33  
As  
74.922

_34_  
_Se_  
_78.96_

_35_  
_Br_  
_79.904_

36  
Kr  
83.798

5

37  
Rb  
85.468

38  
Sr  
87.62

**39**  
**Y**  
**88.906**

**40**  
**Zr**  
**91.224**

**41**  
**Nb**  
**92.906**

**42**  
**Mo**  
**95.94**

**43**  
**Tc**  
**(98)**

**44**  
**Ru**  
**101.07**

**45**  
**Rh**  
**102.91**

**46**  
**Pd**  
**106.42**

**47**  
**Ag**  
**107.87**

48  
Cd  
112.41

49  
In  
114.82

50  
[Sn](https://sciencestruck.com/science-facts/interesting-facts-about-tin "Tin")  
118.71

51  
Sb  
121.76

52  
Te  
127.60

_53_  
_I_  
_126.90_

54  
Xe  
131.29

6

55  
Cs  
132.91

56  
Ba  
137.33

57 - 71  
La-Lu  

**72**  
**Hf**  
**178.49**

**73**  
**Ta**  
**180.95**

**74**  
**W**  
**183.84**

**75**  
**Re**  
**186.21**

**76**  
**Os**  
**190.23**

**77**  
**Ir**  
**192.22**

**78**  
**Pt**  
**195.08**

**79**  
**Au**  
**196.97**

80  
Hg  
200.59

81  
Tl  
204.38

82  
Pb  
207.2

83  
Bi  
208.98

84  
Po  
(209)

_85_  
_At_  
_(210)_

86  
Rn  
(222)

7

87  
Fr  
(223)

88  
Ra  
(226)

89 -103  
Ac-Lr  

104  
Rf  
(261)

**105**  
**Db**  
**(262)**

**106**  
**Sg**  
**(266)**

**107**  
**Bh**  
**(264)**

**108**  
**Hs**  
**(277)**

**109**  
**Mt**  
**(268)**

110  
Ds  
(281)

111  
Rg  
(272)

**112**  
**Cn**  
**(277)**

Lanthanide

57  
La  
138.91

58  
Ce  
140.12

59  
Pr  
140.91

60  
Nd  
144.24

61  
Pm  
(145)

62  
Sm  
150.36

63  
Eu  
151.96

64  
Gd  
157.25

65  
Tb  
158.93

66  
Dy  
162.50

67  
Ho  
164.93

68  
Er  
167.26

69  
Tm  
168.93

70  
Yb  
173.04

71  
Lu  
174.97

Actinide

89  
Ac  
(227)

90  
Th  
232.04

91  
Pa  
231.04

92  
U  
238.03

93  
Np  
(237)

94  
Pu  
(244)

95  
Am  
(243)

96  
Cm  
(247)

97  
Bk  
(247)

98  
Cf  
(251)

99  
Es  
(252)

100  
Fm  
(257)

101  
Md  
(258)

102  
No  
(259)

103  
Lr  
(262)

  

Key for the Periodic Table

  

Alkali Metals

Alkaline Earth Metals

Lanthinides

Actinides

Transition Metals

Poor Metals

Other Metals

Nobel Gases

Metalloids

Unknown Chemical Properties

  
I hope this will help you solve your chemistry queries.