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Submitted by WebElements on 13 May 2008 - 1:56pm.

I have restructured WebElements. The restructuring is all style at the front-end and reorganisation at the back-end, meaning all the errors in data are still there but they are displayed more beautifully and efficiently. Fixing some of those errors is now a priority.

All this should allow me to update content far more easily than has been the case, meaning things should move quicker. The database is now far simpler and hopefully the addresses like http://www.webelements.com/hydrogen/ far more helpful. I would say the new site is now "beta" meaning it is largely functional but expect glitches for a little while. I have not updated the "scholar" version but will do so if there seems to be a demand. Following this restructuring there are a number of features I am now in a position to implement and this will happen over the next few weeks/months.

Quite significant numbers of you are using the site via iPhones so I am tempted to produce a version for that sort of screen size

Please do let me know by adding comments here if there are features you would like to see.

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As International Mining

Submitted by David OBrien on 6 June 2008 - 7:57pm.

As International Mining Research Inc., we help build awareness for our many 'partners': explorationists, developers, producers, magazines, industry suppliers, investment websites, IR firms, ad agencies, newsletter writers, research analysts, event producers, influencers, brokerages…and investors can find their opporttunities, along with plenty of info for their 'due diligence' on www.MineSnooper.com.
My question is...is there an international colour standard for all of the elements...we made up some, then thought this might already be 'out there' somewhere.
Anyone know of a standard, especially for the main minerals, precious and base metals, coal, diamonds, oil & gas...
David O'Brien
President, Director
International Mining Research Inc.

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iam a studentof 11th stadard

Submitted by apsagar on 22 June 2008 - 6:45am.

iam a studentof 11th stadard please tell me about all about perodic table
my emai Id apsagarhai@gmail.com

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sagar dont worryiwillsend

Submitted by apsagar on 22 June 2008 - 6:50am.

sagar dont worryiwillsend tou information aboutit

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hi buddy....... m also 11th

Submitted by rimi ratra on 24 October 2008 - 5:23am.

hi buddy....... m also 11th class medical student.. as u knw periodic table is d set of all d known elements of nature..
it is particularly in table so as to provide clarification n d elements r placed acc. 2 their inc. atomic no.z coz atomic no.z always remain constant n still if u have ny queries den plzzz specify ur query i'll b honoured to settle out them..
thanxx
rimi ratra

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Something has changed in the

Submitted by ubecker on 6 October 2008 - 2:04pm.

Something has changed in the new version that I (and nobody in my group)seems to be able any more to visualize the diagram for the electron configuration of an element. Any remedy for that? - please send to
ubecker@umich.edu

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I think that updating of

Submitted by Massi on 23 January 2009 - 2:31am.

I think that updating of "scholar" version is most important thing, because thiusands of students around the world use it every day. I know two students from Holland and one from Israel who asked me for this

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As requested, I'd be

Submitted by gabrielq on 31 March 2009 - 1:00pm.

As requested, I'd be interesting in a small screens version! Tortitas de EloteThanks!

Gaby

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i found the

Submitted by financehp on 25 June 2009 - 4:09am.

i found the dineshchopra9@yahoo.co.in They realy good your gallery

Thanks

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