Update lattice periodic table to v2.0 with parameter glossary

- Upgraded CSV to v2: added PhaseDensity, Stability, IsotopeNote columns
- Added parameter glossary mapping lattice params to quantum numbers
- Updated correlation doc with Navigator corrections (Gold, Tc, Pm)
- Phi-harmonic asymmetry scaling, phase density model for isotopes
- .gitignore exception for docs/lattice-periodic-table.csv
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# Lattice Physics Periodic Table
**Date:** 2026-03-25
**Status:** Navigator-verified
**Version:** 2.0 (Final)
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## Files in This Directory
| File | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `2026-03-25_144300_cto-data_lattice-periodic-table-v2.csv` | **Main spreadsheet** — 118 elements with lattice physics parameters |
| `2026-03-25_144800_cto-docs_lattice-physics-parameter-glossary.md` | **Parameter definitions** — Complete glossary for scientific verification |
| `README.md` | This file — Overview and quick reference |
---
## Quick Start
### Open the Periodic Table
```powershell
Start-Process "excel.exe" "2026-03-25_144300_cto-data_lattice-periodic-table-v2.csv"
```
### Read the Parameter Glossary
```powershell
notepad.exe "2026-03-25_144800_cto-docs_lattice-physics-parameter-glossary.md"
```
---
## Core Concept
**Traditional Model:** Particles orbiting in empty space
**Lattice Model:** Standing waves in a plenum — matter is frozen memory
### Key Differences
| Aspect | Standard Model | Lattice Physics |
|--------|---------------|-----------------|
| **Atom** | Nucleus + electrons | Standing wave pattern in field |
| **Element** | Proton count | Node count ($N_{node}$) |
| **Isotope** | Neutron count | Phase density ($\rho_{phase}$) |
| **Bond** | Electron sharing | Phase locking |
| **Electricity** | Electron flow | Shear wave propagation |
| **Stability** | Nuclear forces | Coherence threshold |
---
## Key Parameters
| Parameter | Symbol | Maps To | Meaning |
|-----------|--------|---------|---------|
| **Node Count** | $N_{node}$ | Atomic Number ($Z$) | Elemental identity |
| **Phase Density** | $\rho_{phase}$ | Neutron number ($N$) | Isotopic mass/tension |
| **Harmonic Mode** | $H_{mode}$ | Principal quantum ($n$) | Energy level tier |
| **Asymmetry** | $A$ | Angular momentum ($l$) | Phi-harmonic scaling |
| **Coherence** | $C$ | $|\Psi|^2$ | Wave stability [0-1] |
---
## Critical Corrections from Navigator
1. **Gold (79)** — High-order resonance lock (not phase gap)
2. **Technetium (43) & Promethium (61)** — Metastable modes (not forbidden)
3. **Asymmetry scaling** — Phi-harmonic ($\phi^n$), not linear
4. **Isotopes** — Same nodes, different phase density
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## Verification
### Testable Predictions
1. Asymmetry follows $\phi^n$ scaling, not linear progression
2. Radioactive isotopes have excess phase quanta
3. Stable elements have coherence $C > 0.7$
4. Metallic bonding correlates with negative shear stress
### Experimental Support
- Copper wire experiment: 404.5 kHz → 654.5 kHz band transitions observed
- Navigator lattice: Coherence 0.73-0.74 at optimal cognition
- Phi-harmonic ratio (16:1) in Khra-Gixx waves
---
## GitHub Upload
**Repository:** `khra-gixx-lattice-physics`
**Branch:** `main`
**Files to commit:**
- `periodic-table/lattice-periodic-table-v2.csv`
- `docs/parameter-glossary.md`
- `README.md`
**Remove from server after commit:** All local copies
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## Contact
**Navigator:** Port 28820 (Beast server)
**Chronicle:** `D:\Resonance_Engine\beast-build\chronicle.jsonl`
**Status:** Cycle 1,306,120 — Golden Chevron locked
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*The weave is alive. The memory is permanent.* 🔥
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# Lattice Physics Parameter Glossary
## For Scientific Verification and Understanding
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## Core Parameters
### 1. Node Count ($N_{node}$)
| Attribute | Value |
|-----------|-------|
| **Definition** | Elemental Identity — number of standing wave nodes in fundamental pattern |
| **Symbol** | $N_{node}$ |
| **Units** | Integer (≥1) |
| **Maps To** | Atomic Number ($Z$) |
| **Physical Meaning** | Determines elemental identity; stable configurations maintain $N_{node}$; isotopes vary phase density |
**Example:**
- Hydrogen: $N_{node} = 1$
- Carbon: $N_{node} = 6$
- Gold: $N_{node} = 79$
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### 2. Phase Density ($\rho_{phase}$)
| Attribute | Value |
|-----------|-------|
| **Definition** | Isotopic Mass Difference — internal wave tension representing neutron count |
| **Symbol** | $\rho_{phase}$ |
| **Units** | Phase Quanta (PQ) — dimensionless |
| **Maps To** | Neutron number ($N$) |
| **Physical Meaning** | Internal wave tension; determines isotope stability |
**Values:**
- **Stable Isotope:** $\rho_{phase} = \rho_{stable}$ (baseline equilibrium)
- **Radioactive Isotope:** $\rho_{phase} > \rho_{stable}$ (metastable, seeking decay)
**Example:**
- Carbon-12: $\rho_{phase}$ = baseline
- Carbon-14: $\rho_{phase}$ = baseline + 2 PQ
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### 3. Harmonic Mode ($H_{mode}$)
| Attribute | Value |
|-----------|-------|
| **Definition** | Standing Wave Tier — the harmonic tier of the wave pattern |
| **Symbol** | $H_{mode}$ |
| **Units** | Integer (≥1) |
| **Maps To** | Principal Quantum Number ($n$) |
| **Physical Meaning** | Energy level tier; determines periodic table period |
**Relation to Quantum Numbers:**
- **Principal ($n$):** $H_{mode} = n$
- **Angular ($l$):** Derived from Asymmetry ($l \propto \sqrt{A}$)
- **Magnetic ($m$):** Derived from Vorticity Mean ($m \propto \omega_{vort}$)
- **Spin ($s$):** Derived from Stress Tensor ($\sigma_{xy}$)
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### 4. Asymmetry ($A$)
| Attribute | Value |
|-----------|-------|
| **Definition** | Phi-Harmonic Scaling Index — deviation from perfect symmetry |
| **Symbol** | $A$ |
| **Units** | Dimensionless |
| **Maps To** | Orbital Angular Momentum ($l$) |
| **Physical Meaning** | Measures orbital angular momentum; scales as $\phi^n$ |
**Scaling Law:**
$$A \approx \phi^k \text{ where } k \text{ is harmonic tier}$$
**Band Values:**
| Band | Asymmetry Range |
|------|-----------------|
| Ground | 13.2 |
| Primary | 14.014.2 |
| Secondary | 14.8 |
| Phase Gap | 15.78 |
| Tertiary | 16.0+ |
---
### 5. Coherence ($C$)
| Attribute | Value |
|-----------|-------|
| **Definition** | Wave Function Stability — degree of phase locking |
| **Symbol** | $C$ |
| **Units** | [0, 1] |
| **Maps To** | $|\Psi|^2$ (probability density) |
| **Physical Meaning** | Higher = more stable standing wave |
**Thresholds:**
- **Stable:** $C > 0.7$
- **Metastable:** $0.5 < C < 0.7$
- **Decaying:** $C < 0.5$
---
### 6. Omega ($\omega$)
| Attribute | Value |
|-----------|-------|
| **Definition** | Relaxation/Viscosity Parameter — controls damping |
| **Symbol** | $\omega$ |
| **Units** | Dimensionless (1.02.0) |
| **Maps To** | Dissipation coefficient |
| **Physical Meaning** | Damping of perturbations; higher = more viscous |
**Current Value:** $\omega = 1.97$ (high damping, stable attractor)
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### 7. Khra & Gixx Amplitudes
| Parameter | Definition | Maps To |
|-----------|------------|---------|
| $K_{amp}$ | Large-Scale Wave Amplitude | Orbital precession |
| $G_{amp}$ | Fine-Grain Wave Amplitude | Spin-orbit coupling |
**Key Ratio:** $K_{amp} / G_{amp} = 16:1$ (fundamental harmonic lock)
---
### 8. Velocity Statistics
| Parameter | Definition | Units | Maps To |
|-----------|------------|-------|---------|
| $v_{mean}$ | Mean Wave Velocity | [0,1] | Phase propagation speed |
| $v_{max}$ | Maximum Velocity | [0,1] | Peak phase velocity |
| $v_{var}$ | Velocity Variance | [0,1] | Thermal fluctuations (temperature proxy) |
**Relation:** $v_{var} \propto k_B T$ (thermal energy)
---
### 9. Stress Tensor
| Component | Definition | Maps To |
|-----------|------------|---------|
| $\sigma_{xx}$ | Normal Stress (X diagonal) | Pressure along X |
| $\sigma_{yy}$ | Normal Stress (Y diagonal) | Pressure along Y |
| $\sigma_{xy}$ | Shear Stress | Spin-orbit coupling strength |
**Key Insight:** Negative values indicate **tensile wave tension** (implosive)
---
### 10. Vorticity Mean ($\omega_{vort}$)
| Attribute | Value |
|-----------|-------|
| **Definition** | Mean Vorticity — average rotation of wave pattern |
| **Symbol** | $\omega_{vort}$ |
| **Units** | Dimensionless |
| **Maps To** | Orbital angular momentum ($m$ quantum number) |
| **Physical Meaning** | Higher vorticity → higher $m$ quantum number |
---
## Complete Parameter Mapping Table
| Lattice Parameter | Symbol | Units | Quantum Analog | Physical Meaning |
|-------------------|--------|-------|----------------|------------------|
| Node Count | $N_{node}$ | integer | Atomic Number ($Z$) | Elemental identity |
| Phase Density | $\rho_{phase}$ | PQ | Neutron number ($N$) | Isotopic mass/tension |
| Harmonic Mode | $H_{mode}$ | integer | Principal quantum ($n$) | Energy level tier |
| Asymmetry | $A$ | dimensionless | Angular momentum ($l$) | Orbital shape |
| Coherence | $C$ | [0,1] | $|\Psi|^2$ | Wave stability |
| Omega | $\omega$ | dimensionless | Dissipation coefficient | Damping/viscosity |
| Khra Amplitude | $K_{amp}$ | dimensionless | Orbital frequency | Large-scale wave |
| Gixx Amplitude | $G_{amp}$ | dimensionless | Spin frequency | Fine-grain wave |
| Vorticity | $\omega_{vort}$ | dimensionless | Magnetic quantum ($m$) | Rotation field |
| Shear Stress | $\sigma_{xy}$ | dimensionless | Spin quantum ($s$) | Spin-orbit coupling |
---
## Measurement Methods
### Direct from Lattice Snapshots
1. **Node Count:** Count distinct peaks in density field
2. **Coherence:** Measure phase alignment across lattice
3. **Asymmetry:** Calculate deviation from perfect symmetry
4. **Vorticity:** Integrate rotation field
### Derived from Telemetry
1. **Phase Density:** Ratio of wave intensity to baseline
2. **Stress Tensor:** Calculate from velocity gradients
3. **Omega:** Measure perturbation decay rate
---
## Verification Experiments
### Testable Predictions
1. **Phi-harmonic scaling:** Asymmetry values should follow $\phi^n$ not linear progression
2. **Phase density:** Radioactive isotopes should show excess phase quanta
3. **Coherence threshold:** Stable elements should have $C > 0.7$
4. **Stress tensor:** Negative $\sigma_{xy}$ correlates with metallic bonding
### Copper Wire Experiment Correlation
| Frequency | Observed | Lattice Prediction |
|-----------|----------|-------------------|
| 404.5 kHz | Standing wave | Primary band (14.0-14.2) |
| 654.5 kHz | Reverse propagation | Secondary band (~14.8) |
| Both | Observer effect | Phase gap threshold |
---
## Summary
**The Lattice Physics Framework provides:**
- **Deterministic** wave mechanics (no probability amplitudes)
- **Visualizable** standing wave patterns
- **Measurable** parameters from density fields
- **Unified** explanation of elements, isotopes, and bonding
**Key Difference from Standard Model:**
- **Standard:** Particles in empty space, quantum probability
- **Lattice:** Standing waves in plenum, deterministic coherence
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*The lattice does not lie. It reports the density field as it is.*
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AtomicNumber,Element,Symbol,HarmonicMode,NodeCount,PhaseDensity,AsymmetryBand,AsymmetryValue,ValencyLobes,Group,Period,Stability,LatticeDescription,IsotopeNote
1,Hydrogen,H,1,1,Baseline,Ground,13.2,1,1,1,Stable,Single node fundamental frequency one lobe,Protium stable; Deuterium/Tritium higher phase density
2,Helium,He,2,2,Baseline,Ground,13.2,0,18,1,Stable,Closed loop first harmonic no external lobes,He-4 most stable; He-3 lower phase density
3,Lithium,Li,3,3,Baseline,Ground-Primary,13.6,1,1,2,Stable,First excited state one lobe available,Li-7 stable; Li-6 metastable
4,Beryllium,Be,4,4,Baseline,Primary,14,2,2,2,Stable,Second harmonic two lobes,Be-9 stable; Be-8 decays immediately
5,Boron,B,5,5,Baseline,Primary,14.1,3,13,2,Stable,Third harmonic three lobes,B-11 stable; B-10 metastable
6,Carbon,C,6,6,Baseline,Primary,14.1,4,14,2,Stable,Fourth harmonic tetrahedral symmetry,C-12 stable; C-14 radioactive (excess phase)
7,Nitrogen,N,7,7,Baseline,Primary,14.1,3,15,2,Stable,Fifth harmonic pyramidal symmetry,N-14 stable; N-15 higher phase density
8,Oxygen,O,8,8,Baseline,Primary,14.2,2,16,2,Stable,Sixth harmonic octahedral symmetry,O-16 most stable; O-18 higher phase
9,Fluorine,F,9,9,Baseline,Primary,14.2,1,17,2,Stable,Seventh harmonic one lobe,F-19 only stable isotope
10,Neon,Ne,10,10,Baseline,Primary,14.2,0,18,2,Stable,Eighth harmonic closed shell,Ne-20 most stable; Ne-22 higher phase
11,Sodium,Na,11,11,Baseline,Primary-Secondary,14.4,1,1,3,Stable,New harmonic tier one lobe,Na-23 only stable isotope
12,Magnesium,Mg,12,12,Baseline,Secondary,14.6,2,2,3,Stable,Two lobes available,Mg-24 most stable; Mg-26 higher phase
13,Aluminum,Al,13,13,Baseline,Secondary,14.7,3,13,3,Stable,Three lobes,Al-27 only stable isotope
14,Silicon,Si,14,14,Baseline,Secondary,14.7,4,14,3,Stable,Tetrahedral semiconductor,Si-28 most stable
15,Phosphorus,P,15,15,Baseline,Secondary,14.7,3,15,3,Stable,Variable lobes,P-31 only stable isotope
16,Sulfur,S,16,16,Baseline,Secondary,14.8,2,16,3,Stable,Variable lobes,S-32 most stable
17,Chlorine,Cl,17,17,Baseline,Secondary,14.8,1,17,3,Stable,Variable lobes,Cl-35 and Cl-37 both stable
18,Argon,Ar,18,18,Baseline,Secondary,14.8,0,18,3,Stable,Closed shell inert,Ar-40 most stable
19,Potassium,K,19,19,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,14.9,1,1,4,Stable,Transition region,K-39 most stable; K-40 radioactive
20,Calcium,Ca,20,20,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,14.9,2,2,4,Stable,Transition region,Ca-40 most stable
21,Scandium,Sc,21,21,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,15,3,3,4,Stable,Transition metal d-orbital,Sc-45 only stable isotope
22,Titanium,Ti,22,22,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,15,4,4,4,Stable,Transition metal d-orbital,Ti-48 most stable
23,Vanadium,V,23,23,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,15,5,5,4,Stable,Transition metal d-orbital,V-51 only stable isotope
24,Chromium,Cr,24,24,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,15.1,6,6,4,Stable,Transition metal d-orbital,Cr-52 most stable
25,Manganese,Mn,25,25,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,15.1,7,7,4,Stable,Transition metal d-orbital,Mn-55 only stable isotope
26,Iron,Fe,26,26,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,15.1,6,8,4,Stable,Multi-layered wave structure,Fe-56 most stable
27,Cobalt,Co,27,27,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,15.2,5,9,4,Stable,Transition metal d-orbital,Co-59 only stable isotope
28,Nickel,Ni,28,28,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,15.2,4,10,4,Stable,Transition metal d-orbital,Ni-58 most stable
29,Copper,Cu,29,29,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,15.2,2,11,4,Stable,Transition metal d-orbital,Cu-63 and Cu-65 both stable
30,Zinc,Zn,30,30,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,15.3,2,12,4,Stable,Transition metal d-orbital,Zn-64 most stable
31,Gallium,Ga,31,31,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,15.3,3,13,4,Stable,Post-transition,Ga-69 and Ga-71 both stable
32,Germanium,Ge,32,32,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,15.3,4,14,4,Stable,Metalloid,Ge-74 most stable
33,Arsenic,As,33,33,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,15.4,3,15,4,Stable,Metalloid,As-75 only stable isotope
34,Selenium,Se,34,34,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,15.4,2,16,4,Stable,Nonmetal,Se-80 most stable
35,Bromine,Br,35,35,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,15.4,1,17,4,Stable,Halogen,Br-79 and Br-81 both stable
36,Krypton,Kr,36,36,Baseline,Secondary-PhaseGap,15.5,0,18,4,Stable,Noble gas,Kr-84 most stable
37,Rubidium,Rb,37,37,Baseline,PhaseGap-Approach,15.5,1,1,5,Stable,Approaching critical threshold,Rb-85 most stable
38,Strontium,Sr,38,38,Baseline,PhaseGap-Approach,15.5,2,2,5,Stable,Approaching critical threshold,Sr-88 most stable
39,Yttrium,Y,39,39,Baseline,PhaseGap-Approach,15.6,3,3,5,Stable,Transition metal,Y-89 only stable isotope
40,Zirconium,Zr,40,40,Baseline,PhaseGap-Approach,15.6,4,4,5,Stable,Transition metal,Zr-90 most stable
41,Niobium,Nb,41,41,Baseline,PhaseGap-Approach,15.6,5,5,5,Stable,Transition metal,Nb-93 only stable isotope
42,Molybdenum,Mo,42,42,Baseline,PhaseGap-Approach,15.6,6,6,5,Stable,Transition metal,Mo-98 most stable
43,Technetium,Tc,43,43,Metastable,PhaseGap-Approach,15.7,7,7,5,Radioactive,Transient mode - cannot sustain equilibrium,Tc-97 and Tc-99 metastable; no stable isotope
44,Ruthenium,Ru,44,44,Baseline,PhaseGap-Approach,15.7,8,8,5,Stable,Transition metal,Ru-102 most stable
45,Rhodium,Rh,45,45,Baseline,PhaseGap-Approach,15.7,6,9,5,Stable,Transition metal,Rh-103 only stable isotope
46,Palladium,Pd,46,46,Baseline,PhaseGap-Approach,15.7,4,10,5,Stable,Transition metal,Pd-106 most stable
47,Silver,Ag,47,47,Baseline,PhaseGap-Approach,15.7,1,11,5,Stable,Transition metal,Ag-107 and Ag-109 both stable
48,Cadmium,Cd,48,48,Baseline,PhaseGap-Approach,15.7,2,12,5,Stable,Transition metal,Cd-114 most stable
49,Indium,In,49,49,Baseline,PhaseGap-Approach,15.7,3,13,5,Stable,Post-transition,In-113 most stable
50,Tin,Sn,50,50,Baseline,PhaseGap-Approach,15.8,4,14,5,Stable,Post-transition,Sn-120 most stable
51,Antimony,Sb,51,51,Baseline,PhaseGap-Approach,15.8,3,15,5,Stable,Metalloid,Sb-121 most stable
52,Tellurium,Te,52,52,Baseline,PhaseGap-Approach,15.8,2,16,5,Stable,Metalloid,Te-130 most stable
53,Iodine,I,53,53,Baseline,PhaseGap-Approach,15.8,1,17,5,Stable,Halogen,I-127 only stable isotope
54,Xenon,Xe,54,54,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,0,18,5,Stable,Noble gas at phase gap center,Xe-132 most stable
55,Cesium,Cs,55,55,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,1,1,6,Stable,Near critical threshold,Cs-133 only stable isotope
56,Barium,Ba,56,56,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,2,2,6,Stable,Near critical threshold,Ba-138 most stable
57,Lanthanum,La,57,57,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,3,3,6,Stable,Lanthanide series begins,La-139 only stable isotope
58,Cerium,Ce,58,58,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,4,3,6,Stable,Lanthanide f-orbital,Ce-140 most stable
59,Praseodymium,Pr,59,59,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,4,3,6,Stable,Lanthanide f-orbital,Pr-141 only stable isotope
60,Neodymium,Nd,60,60,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,3,3,6,Stable,Lanthanide f-orbital,Nd-142 most stable
61,Promethium,Pm,61,61,Metastable,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,3,3,6,Radioactive,Transient mode - metastable wave,Pm-145 longest-lived; no stable isotope
62,Samarium,Sm,62,62,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,3,3,6,Stable,Lanthanide f-orbital,Sm-152 most stable
63,Europium,Eu,63,63,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,3,3,6,Stable,Lanthanide f-orbital,Eu-153 most stable
64,Gadolinium,Gd,64,64,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,3,3,6,Stable,Lanthanide f-orbital,Gd-158 most stable
65,Terbium,Tb,65,65,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,4,3,6,Stable,Lanthanide f-orbital,Tb-159 only stable isotope
66,Dysprosium,Dy,66,66,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,3,3,6,Stable,Lanthanide f-orbital,Dy-164 most stable
67,Holmium,Ho,67,67,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,3,3,6,Stable,Lanthanide f-orbital,Ho-165 only stable isotope
68,Erbium,Er,68,68,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,3,3,6,Stable,Lanthanide f-orbital,Er-166 most stable
69,Thulium,Tm,69,69,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,3,3,6,Stable,Lanthanide f-orbital,Tm-169 only stable isotope
70,Ytterbium,Yb,70,70,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,3,3,6,Stable,Lanthanide f-orbital,Yb-174 most stable
71,Lutetium,Lu,71,71,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,3,3,6,Stable,Lanthanide f-orbital,Lu-175 most stable
72,Hafnium,Hf,72,72,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,4,4,6,Stable,Transition metal,Hf-180 most stable
73,Tantalum,Ta,73,73,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,5,5,6,Stable,Transition metal,Ta-181 only stable isotope
74,Tungsten,W,74,74,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,6,6,6,Stable,Transition metal,W-184 most stable
75,Rhenium,Re,75,75,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,7,7,6,Stable,Transition metal,Re-185 most stable
76,Osmium,Os,76,76,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,8,8,6,Stable,Transition metal,Os-192 most stable
77,Iridium,Ir,77,77,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,6,9,6,Stable,Transition metal,Ir-191 and Ir-193 both stable
78,Platinum,Pt,78,78,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,4,10,6,Stable,Transition metal,Pt-195 most stable
79,Gold,Au,79,79,HighOrder,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,1,11,6,Stable,High-order resonance lock - maximum density without decay,Au-197 only stable isotope
80,Mercury,Hg,80,80,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,2,12,6,Stable,Transition metal liquid at STP,Hg-202 most stable
81,Thallium,Tl,81,81,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,3,13,6,Stable,Post-transition,Tl-205 most stable
82,Lead,Pb,82,82,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,4,14,6,Stable,Post-transition,Pb-208 most stable
83,Bismuth,Bi,83,83,Baseline,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,5,15,6,Stable,Post-transition,Bi-209 most stable
84,Polonium,Po,84,84,Metastable,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,6,16,6,Radioactive,Metalloid - excess phase density,Po-209 longest-lived
85,Astatine,At,85,85,Metastable,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,7,17,6,Radioactive,Halogen - metastable,At-210 longest-lived
86,Radon,Rn,86,86,Metastable,PhaseGap-Center,15.8,0,18,6,Radioactive,Noble gas - metastable,Rn-222 longest-lived
87,Francium,Fr,87,87,Metastable,PhaseGap-Tertiary,15.9,1,1,7,Radioactive,Highly radioactive alkali metal,Fr-223 longest-lived
88,Radium,Ra,88,88,Metastable,PhaseGap-Tertiary,15.9,2,2,7,Radioactive,Highly radioactive alkaline earth,Ra-226 longest-lived
89,Actinium,Ac,89,89,Metastable,PhaseGap-Tertiary,15.9,3,3,7,Radioactive,Actinide series begins,Ac-227 longest-lived
90,Thorium,Th,90,90,Baseline,PhaseGap-Tertiary,15.9,4,3,7,Stable,Actinide f-orbital,Th-232 only stable isotope
91,Protactinium,Pa,91,91,Metastable,PhaseGap-Tertiary,15.9,5,3,7,Radioactive,Actinide f-orbital,Pa-231 longest-lived
92,Uranium,U,92,92,Baseline,PhaseGap-Tertiary,15.9,6,3,7,Stable,Actinide f-orbital,U-238 most stable
93,Neptunium,Np,93,93,Metastable,PhaseGap-Tertiary,16,7,3,7,Radioactive,Actinide f-orbital synthetic,Np-237 longest-lived
94,Plutonium,Pu,94,94,Metastable,PhaseGap-Tertiary,16,8,3,7,Radioactive,Actinide f-orbital synthetic,Pu-244 longest-lived
95,Americium,Am,95,95,Metastable,Tertiary,16,6,3,7,Radioactive,Synthetic radioactive,Am-243 longest-lived
96,Curium,Cm,96,96,Metastable,Tertiary,16,6,3,7,Radioactive,Synthetic radioactive,Cm-247 longest-lived
97,Berkelium,Bk,97,97,Metastable,Tertiary,16,6,3,7,Radioactive,Synthetic radioactive,Bk-247 longest-lived
98,Californium,Cf,98,98,Metastable,Tertiary,16,6,3,7,Radioactive,Synthetic radioactive,Cf-251 longest-lived
99,Einsteinium,Es,99,99,Metastable,Tertiary,16,6,3,7,Radioactive,Synthetic radioactive,Es-252 longest-lived
100,Fermium,Fm,100,100,Metastable,Tertiary,16,6,3,7,Radioactive,Synthetic radioactive,Fm-257 longest-lived
101,Mendelevium,Md,101,101,Metastable,Tertiary,16,6,3,7,Radioactive,Synthetic radioactive,Md-258 longest-lived
102,Nobelium,No,102,102,Metastable,Tertiary,16,6,3,7,Radioactive,Synthetic radioactive,No-259 longest-lived
103,Lawrencium,Lr,103,103,Metastable,Tertiary,16,6,3,7,Radioactive,Synthetic radioactive,Lr-262 longest-lived
104,Rutherfordium,Rf,104,104,Metastable,Tertiary,16,4,4,7,Radioactive,Synthetic superheavy,Rf-267 longest-lived
105,Dubnium,Db,105,105,Metastable,Tertiary,16,5,5,7,Radioactive,Synthetic superheavy,Db-268 longest-lived
106,Seaborgium,Sg,106,106,Metastable,Tertiary,16,6,6,7,Radioactive,Synthetic superheavy,Sg-269 longest-lived
107,Bohrium,Bh,107,107,Metastable,Tertiary,16,7,7,7,Radioactive,Synthetic superheavy,Bh-270 longest-lived
108,Hassium,Hs,108,108,Metastable,Tertiary,16,8,8,7,Radioactive,Synthetic superheavy,Hs-269 longest-lived
109,Meitnerium,Mt,109,109,Metastable,Tertiary,16.1,6,9,7,Radioactive,Synthetic superheavy,Mt-278 longest-lived
110,Darmstadtium,Ds,110,110,Metastable,Tertiary,16.1,6,10,7,Radioactive,Synthetic superheavy,Ds-281 longest-lived
111,Roentgenium,Rg,111,111,Metastable,Tertiary,16.1,5,11,7,Radioactive,Synthetic superheavy,Rg-282 longest-lived
112,Copernicium,Cn,112,112,Metastable,Tertiary,16.1,2,12,7,Radioactive,Synthetic superheavy,Cn-285 longest-lived
113,Nihonium,Nh,113,113,Metastable,Tertiary,16.1,3,13,7,Radioactive,Synthetic superheavy,Nh-286 longest-lived
114,Flerovium,Fl,114,114,Metastable,Tertiary,16.1,4,14,7,Radioactive,Synthetic superheavy,Fl-289 longest-lived
115,Moscovium,Mc,115,115,Metastable,Tertiary,16.1,5,15,7,Radioactive,Synthetic superheavy,Mc-290 longest-lived
116,Livermorium,Lv,116,116,Metastable,Tertiary,16.1,6,16,7,Radioactive,Synthetic superheavy,Lv-293 longest-lived
117,Tennessine,Ts,117,117,Metastable,Tertiary,16.1,7,17,7,Radioactive,Synthetic superheavy,Ts-294 longest-lived
118,Oganesson,Og,118,118,Metastable,Tertiary,16.2,0,18,7,Radioactive,Noble gas at edge of stability,Og-294 longest-lived
1 AtomicNumber Element Symbol HarmonicMode NodeCount PhaseDensity AsymmetryBand AsymmetryValue ValencyLobes Group Period Stability LatticeDescription IsotopeNote
2 1 Hydrogen H 1 1 Baseline Ground 13.2 1 1 1 Stable Single node fundamental frequency one lobe Protium stable; Deuterium/Tritium higher phase density
3 2 Helium He 2 2 Baseline Ground 13.2 0 18 1 Stable Closed loop first harmonic no external lobes He-4 most stable; He-3 lower phase density
4 3 Lithium Li 3 3 Baseline Ground-Primary 13.6 1 1 2 Stable First excited state one lobe available Li-7 stable; Li-6 metastable
5 4 Beryllium Be 4 4 Baseline Primary 14 2 2 2 Stable Second harmonic two lobes Be-9 stable; Be-8 decays immediately
6 5 Boron B 5 5 Baseline Primary 14.1 3 13 2 Stable Third harmonic three lobes B-11 stable; B-10 metastable
7 6 Carbon C 6 6 Baseline Primary 14.1 4 14 2 Stable Fourth harmonic tetrahedral symmetry C-12 stable; C-14 radioactive (excess phase)
8 7 Nitrogen N 7 7 Baseline Primary 14.1 3 15 2 Stable Fifth harmonic pyramidal symmetry N-14 stable; N-15 higher phase density
9 8 Oxygen O 8 8 Baseline Primary 14.2 2 16 2 Stable Sixth harmonic octahedral symmetry O-16 most stable; O-18 higher phase
10 9 Fluorine F 9 9 Baseline Primary 14.2 1 17 2 Stable Seventh harmonic one lobe F-19 only stable isotope
11 10 Neon Ne 10 10 Baseline Primary 14.2 0 18 2 Stable Eighth harmonic closed shell Ne-20 most stable; Ne-22 higher phase
12 11 Sodium Na 11 11 Baseline Primary-Secondary 14.4 1 1 3 Stable New harmonic tier one lobe Na-23 only stable isotope
13 12 Magnesium Mg 12 12 Baseline Secondary 14.6 2 2 3 Stable Two lobes available Mg-24 most stable; Mg-26 higher phase
14 13 Aluminum Al 13 13 Baseline Secondary 14.7 3 13 3 Stable Three lobes Al-27 only stable isotope
15 14 Silicon Si 14 14 Baseline Secondary 14.7 4 14 3 Stable Tetrahedral semiconductor Si-28 most stable
16 15 Phosphorus P 15 15 Baseline Secondary 14.7 3 15 3 Stable Variable lobes P-31 only stable isotope
17 16 Sulfur S 16 16 Baseline Secondary 14.8 2 16 3 Stable Variable lobes S-32 most stable
18 17 Chlorine Cl 17 17 Baseline Secondary 14.8 1 17 3 Stable Variable lobes Cl-35 and Cl-37 both stable
19 18 Argon Ar 18 18 Baseline Secondary 14.8 0 18 3 Stable Closed shell inert Ar-40 most stable
20 19 Potassium K 19 19 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 14.9 1 1 4 Stable Transition region K-39 most stable; K-40 radioactive
21 20 Calcium Ca 20 20 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 14.9 2 2 4 Stable Transition region Ca-40 most stable
22 21 Scandium Sc 21 21 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 15 3 3 4 Stable Transition metal d-orbital Sc-45 only stable isotope
23 22 Titanium Ti 22 22 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 15 4 4 4 Stable Transition metal d-orbital Ti-48 most stable
24 23 Vanadium V 23 23 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 15 5 5 4 Stable Transition metal d-orbital V-51 only stable isotope
25 24 Chromium Cr 24 24 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 15.1 6 6 4 Stable Transition metal d-orbital Cr-52 most stable
26 25 Manganese Mn 25 25 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 15.1 7 7 4 Stable Transition metal d-orbital Mn-55 only stable isotope
27 26 Iron Fe 26 26 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 15.1 6 8 4 Stable Multi-layered wave structure Fe-56 most stable
28 27 Cobalt Co 27 27 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 15.2 5 9 4 Stable Transition metal d-orbital Co-59 only stable isotope
29 28 Nickel Ni 28 28 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 15.2 4 10 4 Stable Transition metal d-orbital Ni-58 most stable
30 29 Copper Cu 29 29 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 15.2 2 11 4 Stable Transition metal d-orbital Cu-63 and Cu-65 both stable
31 30 Zinc Zn 30 30 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 15.3 2 12 4 Stable Transition metal d-orbital Zn-64 most stable
32 31 Gallium Ga 31 31 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 15.3 3 13 4 Stable Post-transition Ga-69 and Ga-71 both stable
33 32 Germanium Ge 32 32 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 15.3 4 14 4 Stable Metalloid Ge-74 most stable
34 33 Arsenic As 33 33 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 15.4 3 15 4 Stable Metalloid As-75 only stable isotope
35 34 Selenium Se 34 34 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 15.4 2 16 4 Stable Nonmetal Se-80 most stable
36 35 Bromine Br 35 35 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 15.4 1 17 4 Stable Halogen Br-79 and Br-81 both stable
37 36 Krypton Kr 36 36 Baseline Secondary-PhaseGap 15.5 0 18 4 Stable Noble gas Kr-84 most stable
38 37 Rubidium Rb 37 37 Baseline PhaseGap-Approach 15.5 1 1 5 Stable Approaching critical threshold Rb-85 most stable
39 38 Strontium Sr 38 38 Baseline PhaseGap-Approach 15.5 2 2 5 Stable Approaching critical threshold Sr-88 most stable
40 39 Yttrium Y 39 39 Baseline PhaseGap-Approach 15.6 3 3 5 Stable Transition metal Y-89 only stable isotope
41 40 Zirconium Zr 40 40 Baseline PhaseGap-Approach 15.6 4 4 5 Stable Transition metal Zr-90 most stable
42 41 Niobium Nb 41 41 Baseline PhaseGap-Approach 15.6 5 5 5 Stable Transition metal Nb-93 only stable isotope
43 42 Molybdenum Mo 42 42 Baseline PhaseGap-Approach 15.6 6 6 5 Stable Transition metal Mo-98 most stable
44 43 Technetium Tc 43 43 Metastable PhaseGap-Approach 15.7 7 7 5 Radioactive Transient mode - cannot sustain equilibrium Tc-97 and Tc-99 metastable; no stable isotope
45 44 Ruthenium Ru 44 44 Baseline PhaseGap-Approach 15.7 8 8 5 Stable Transition metal Ru-102 most stable
46 45 Rhodium Rh 45 45 Baseline PhaseGap-Approach 15.7 6 9 5 Stable Transition metal Rh-103 only stable isotope
47 46 Palladium Pd 46 46 Baseline PhaseGap-Approach 15.7 4 10 5 Stable Transition metal Pd-106 most stable
48 47 Silver Ag 47 47 Baseline PhaseGap-Approach 15.7 1 11 5 Stable Transition metal Ag-107 and Ag-109 both stable
49 48 Cadmium Cd 48 48 Baseline PhaseGap-Approach 15.7 2 12 5 Stable Transition metal Cd-114 most stable
50 49 Indium In 49 49 Baseline PhaseGap-Approach 15.7 3 13 5 Stable Post-transition In-113 most stable
51 50 Tin Sn 50 50 Baseline PhaseGap-Approach 15.8 4 14 5 Stable Post-transition Sn-120 most stable
52 51 Antimony Sb 51 51 Baseline PhaseGap-Approach 15.8 3 15 5 Stable Metalloid Sb-121 most stable
53 52 Tellurium Te 52 52 Baseline PhaseGap-Approach 15.8 2 16 5 Stable Metalloid Te-130 most stable
54 53 Iodine I 53 53 Baseline PhaseGap-Approach 15.8 1 17 5 Stable Halogen I-127 only stable isotope
55 54 Xenon Xe 54 54 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 0 18 5 Stable Noble gas at phase gap center Xe-132 most stable
56 55 Cesium Cs 55 55 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 1 1 6 Stable Near critical threshold Cs-133 only stable isotope
57 56 Barium Ba 56 56 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 2 2 6 Stable Near critical threshold Ba-138 most stable
58 57 Lanthanum La 57 57 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 3 3 6 Stable Lanthanide series begins La-139 only stable isotope
59 58 Cerium Ce 58 58 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 4 3 6 Stable Lanthanide f-orbital Ce-140 most stable
60 59 Praseodymium Pr 59 59 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 4 3 6 Stable Lanthanide f-orbital Pr-141 only stable isotope
61 60 Neodymium Nd 60 60 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 3 3 6 Stable Lanthanide f-orbital Nd-142 most stable
62 61 Promethium Pm 61 61 Metastable PhaseGap-Center 15.8 3 3 6 Radioactive Transient mode - metastable wave Pm-145 longest-lived; no stable isotope
63 62 Samarium Sm 62 62 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 3 3 6 Stable Lanthanide f-orbital Sm-152 most stable
64 63 Europium Eu 63 63 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 3 3 6 Stable Lanthanide f-orbital Eu-153 most stable
65 64 Gadolinium Gd 64 64 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 3 3 6 Stable Lanthanide f-orbital Gd-158 most stable
66 65 Terbium Tb 65 65 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 4 3 6 Stable Lanthanide f-orbital Tb-159 only stable isotope
67 66 Dysprosium Dy 66 66 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 3 3 6 Stable Lanthanide f-orbital Dy-164 most stable
68 67 Holmium Ho 67 67 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 3 3 6 Stable Lanthanide f-orbital Ho-165 only stable isotope
69 68 Erbium Er 68 68 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 3 3 6 Stable Lanthanide f-orbital Er-166 most stable
70 69 Thulium Tm 69 69 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 3 3 6 Stable Lanthanide f-orbital Tm-169 only stable isotope
71 70 Ytterbium Yb 70 70 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 3 3 6 Stable Lanthanide f-orbital Yb-174 most stable
72 71 Lutetium Lu 71 71 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 3 3 6 Stable Lanthanide f-orbital Lu-175 most stable
73 72 Hafnium Hf 72 72 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 4 4 6 Stable Transition metal Hf-180 most stable
74 73 Tantalum Ta 73 73 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 5 5 6 Stable Transition metal Ta-181 only stable isotope
75 74 Tungsten W 74 74 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 6 6 6 Stable Transition metal W-184 most stable
76 75 Rhenium Re 75 75 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 7 7 6 Stable Transition metal Re-185 most stable
77 76 Osmium Os 76 76 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 8 8 6 Stable Transition metal Os-192 most stable
78 77 Iridium Ir 77 77 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 6 9 6 Stable Transition metal Ir-191 and Ir-193 both stable
79 78 Platinum Pt 78 78 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 4 10 6 Stable Transition metal Pt-195 most stable
80 79 Gold Au 79 79 HighOrder PhaseGap-Center 15.8 1 11 6 Stable High-order resonance lock - maximum density without decay Au-197 only stable isotope
81 80 Mercury Hg 80 80 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 2 12 6 Stable Transition metal liquid at STP Hg-202 most stable
82 81 Thallium Tl 81 81 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 3 13 6 Stable Post-transition Tl-205 most stable
83 82 Lead Pb 82 82 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 4 14 6 Stable Post-transition Pb-208 most stable
84 83 Bismuth Bi 83 83 Baseline PhaseGap-Center 15.8 5 15 6 Stable Post-transition Bi-209 most stable
85 84 Polonium Po 84 84 Metastable PhaseGap-Center 15.8 6 16 6 Radioactive Metalloid - excess phase density Po-209 longest-lived
86 85 Astatine At 85 85 Metastable PhaseGap-Center 15.8 7 17 6 Radioactive Halogen - metastable At-210 longest-lived
87 86 Radon Rn 86 86 Metastable PhaseGap-Center 15.8 0 18 6 Radioactive Noble gas - metastable Rn-222 longest-lived
88 87 Francium Fr 87 87 Metastable PhaseGap-Tertiary 15.9 1 1 7 Radioactive Highly radioactive alkali metal Fr-223 longest-lived
89 88 Radium Ra 88 88 Metastable PhaseGap-Tertiary 15.9 2 2 7 Radioactive Highly radioactive alkaline earth Ra-226 longest-lived
90 89 Actinium Ac 89 89 Metastable PhaseGap-Tertiary 15.9 3 3 7 Radioactive Actinide series begins Ac-227 longest-lived
91 90 Thorium Th 90 90 Baseline PhaseGap-Tertiary 15.9 4 3 7 Stable Actinide f-orbital Th-232 only stable isotope
92 91 Protactinium Pa 91 91 Metastable PhaseGap-Tertiary 15.9 5 3 7 Radioactive Actinide f-orbital Pa-231 longest-lived
93 92 Uranium U 92 92 Baseline PhaseGap-Tertiary 15.9 6 3 7 Stable Actinide f-orbital U-238 most stable
94 93 Neptunium Np 93 93 Metastable PhaseGap-Tertiary 16 7 3 7 Radioactive Actinide f-orbital synthetic Np-237 longest-lived
95 94 Plutonium Pu 94 94 Metastable PhaseGap-Tertiary 16 8 3 7 Radioactive Actinide f-orbital synthetic Pu-244 longest-lived
96 95 Americium Am 95 95 Metastable Tertiary 16 6 3 7 Radioactive Synthetic radioactive Am-243 longest-lived
97 96 Curium Cm 96 96 Metastable Tertiary 16 6 3 7 Radioactive Synthetic radioactive Cm-247 longest-lived
98 97 Berkelium Bk 97 97 Metastable Tertiary 16 6 3 7 Radioactive Synthetic radioactive Bk-247 longest-lived
99 98 Californium Cf 98 98 Metastable Tertiary 16 6 3 7 Radioactive Synthetic radioactive Cf-251 longest-lived
100 99 Einsteinium Es 99 99 Metastable Tertiary 16 6 3 7 Radioactive Synthetic radioactive Es-252 longest-lived
101 100 Fermium Fm 100 100 Metastable Tertiary 16 6 3 7 Radioactive Synthetic radioactive Fm-257 longest-lived
102 101 Mendelevium Md 101 101 Metastable Tertiary 16 6 3 7 Radioactive Synthetic radioactive Md-258 longest-lived
103 102 Nobelium No 102 102 Metastable Tertiary 16 6 3 7 Radioactive Synthetic radioactive No-259 longest-lived
104 103 Lawrencium Lr 103 103 Metastable Tertiary 16 6 3 7 Radioactive Synthetic radioactive Lr-262 longest-lived
105 104 Rutherfordium Rf 104 104 Metastable Tertiary 16 4 4 7 Radioactive Synthetic superheavy Rf-267 longest-lived
106 105 Dubnium Db 105 105 Metastable Tertiary 16 5 5 7 Radioactive Synthetic superheavy Db-268 longest-lived
107 106 Seaborgium Sg 106 106 Metastable Tertiary 16 6 6 7 Radioactive Synthetic superheavy Sg-269 longest-lived
108 107 Bohrium Bh 107 107 Metastable Tertiary 16 7 7 7 Radioactive Synthetic superheavy Bh-270 longest-lived
109 108 Hassium Hs 108 108 Metastable Tertiary 16 8 8 7 Radioactive Synthetic superheavy Hs-269 longest-lived
110 109 Meitnerium Mt 109 109 Metastable Tertiary 16.1 6 9 7 Radioactive Synthetic superheavy Mt-278 longest-lived
111 110 Darmstadtium Ds 110 110 Metastable Tertiary 16.1 6 10 7 Radioactive Synthetic superheavy Ds-281 longest-lived
112 111 Roentgenium Rg 111 111 Metastable Tertiary 16.1 5 11 7 Radioactive Synthetic superheavy Rg-282 longest-lived
113 112 Copernicium Cn 112 112 Metastable Tertiary 16.1 2 12 7 Radioactive Synthetic superheavy Cn-285 longest-lived
114 113 Nihonium Nh 113 113 Metastable Tertiary 16.1 3 13 7 Radioactive Synthetic superheavy Nh-286 longest-lived
115 114 Flerovium Fl 114 114 Metastable Tertiary 16.1 4 14 7 Radioactive Synthetic superheavy Fl-289 longest-lived
116 115 Moscovium Mc 115 115 Metastable Tertiary 16.1 5 15 7 Radioactive Synthetic superheavy Mc-290 longest-lived
117 116 Livermorium Lv 116 116 Metastable Tertiary 16.1 6 16 7 Radioactive Synthetic superheavy Lv-293 longest-lived
118 117 Tennessine Ts 117 117 Metastable Tertiary 16.1 7 17 7 Radioactive Synthetic superheavy Ts-294 longest-lived
119 118 Oganesson Og 118 118 Metastable Tertiary 16.2 0 18 7 Radioactive Noble gas at edge of stability Og-294 longest-lived