November 28, 1998 - Updated table html of element pages.

Most of the information for this web page was taken from the from Cabrol, D.; Moore, J. W.; Rittenhouse, R. C. J. Chem. Educ.: Software, Special Issue 2, 1992 (KC? Discoverer) and Schatz, P. F.; Moore, J. W.; Holmes, J. L.; Kotz, J. C. J. Chem. Educ.: Software Vol. 2D, No. 2, 1994 (Illustrated Periodic Table). Additionally, the Perkin-Elmer Periodic Table v2.02g was used for Atomic mass, density, volume, group, heat of fusion, heat of vaporization, specific heat, and shells. And I never leave home without my pocket Papertech Chemical Periodic Table.

I'd like to thank Lee Marek (lmarek@aol.com), WEIRD SCIENCE, for helping out with this page, Peter Lykos of IIT for sending me the Perkin-Elmer software, John W. Moore of University of Wisconsin-Madison, and everybody else who put in their opinions in.

I also would like to implement a search feature as well as putting more links in the data pages. I will try to add some multimedia demo stuff, too. I should be able to add some info about the history of the elements. Please remember that I am taking classes right now, and I probably won't get to work on the site much.

Any other suggestions would be appreciated. I probably made some errors entering data.

David Hsu