[Fluorine]

So I StumbleUpon'd this online game where you have 15 minutes to type (correctly) as many of the currently existing/existed elements on the periodic table you can. I got 62/118, play before checking my results so you don't refresh your memory. Also I can safely say I've never heard of element 109 before!

Play: www.sporcle.com/games/elements.php

[Schrödinger]

Woohoo!! I've done it!!! 118/118    

Here's the proof :
http://i56.tinypic.com/2rz6p9w.png

[Fluorine]

Wow, hats off to you!

[Schrödinger]

Well, I should really thank you.. There are a lot of other fun quizzes as well...

[Borek]

There are a lot of other fun quizzes as well...

I am not sure if it classifies as fun, but at the very least some questions are challenging - www.chemistry-quizzes.info

[Borek]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=FHRGxkzHT7w

[billnotgatez]

When you use GOOGLE to search for Periodic Table you get lots of sites.

Below is a link to the Wikipedia table which has links to the individual elements.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Periodic_table#Contents

[Fluorine]

The "organic periodic table" (wiki) is one of my favorites. It's the periodic table for most elements' respective organochemistry. Ex: organoxenon, organotungsten, so forth. Not to be confused with the 'organic chemist's periodic table', which I can't seem to find, a humorous parody which lack the vast majority of elements.

[scerri]

Please see,

http://ericscerri.com/


all the best,

[Ann1234]

I use these ones a lot:

http://www.sciencegeek.net/tables/tables.shtml

[ppdjoy]

This one is quite interesting.

World's tiniest periodic table (on a hair)...

https://p.twimg.com/A0dTvtRCYAABTTz.jpg

[sagar]

Hello,
I think this is better then all
http://www.ptable.com/

[mycotheologist]

Nice one. I was looking for this. I made a periodic table in the past but accidentally deleted it. I can't remember how I did it but I got a PHP script to display the periodic table properly using data from a db. I think I added the row number and column number to each entry then made a grid of table cells and displayed data only in the cells which matched the col and row num of one of the elements.

[Sophia7X]

http://roneducate.weebly.com/uploads/6/2/3/8/6238184/periodic_table_double_sided.pdf

Best printable PT you can find on the internet! All the data you could possibly need-- there's oxidation states, boiling point, melting point, density, electron configuration, crystal structure, acid-base properties, electronegativity, heat of vaporization, heat of fusion, electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, specific heat, atomic radius, covalent radius, first ionization potential, etc etc... even includes radioactive isotope and subatomic particle data.

[Napoleon]

I like many periodic tables online, but I have to like my own the best... Check it out: http://periodicdb.com