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I am looking for a full set of data on every element on the periodic table. (and if possible those only speculated about)

When I say full I mean everything. Electron configurations, Valence electrons, melting point, Atomic mass, Isotopes and what they decay into and all the rest.

Is there such a database anywhere?

Napivo
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    My nephew knew the first 150 or so first-series Pokemon, and all about them, by the time he was 7. I often thought that if there was a game with characters named after the chemical elements, he'd be streets ahead by the time he went to senior school. I hope your game will be as exciting (and profitable) as Pokemon! – long Dec 04 '13 at 02:41
  • It is answered here. – f p Dec 04 '13 at 11:26

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You can find all these information on Wolfram Alpha. You can use the website directly to obtain these information, and you can call their API to directly fetch the data online from your own program. Of course, you can also use Mathematica to write your program and query the database with WolframAlpha function.

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  • Learned the api in about an hour and now I can query their database from c#. This is just amazing. Thank you. – Napivo Dec 04 '13 at 11:38