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A hand-picked, annotated list of Web resources about Periodic table of elements.

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An interactive table of elements - animates physicochemical information about the selected element
Another interactive table of elements - animates physicochemical information about the selected element
Yet another interactive table of elements - animates cultural background information about the selected element
And one more Periodoc Table of Elements online - provides physicochemical information about the selected element
The Periodic Table of Videos - links to videos explaining characteristics of the individual elements
A 3D Periodic table in Second Life - provides information about an element if an avatar touches it
A spiral version - a desktop applet that provides information about the element when hovering over its sector in the table
A Periodic Table of Visualization Techniques, inspired by the Periodic Table of Elements

Dmitry Mendeleev RT: Russian Non-Profit News Organization. | Short but detail bio of Mendeleev, unfortunately no inline refs or biblio.

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 *[http://www.periodicspiral.com/ A spiral version] - a desktop applet that provides information about the element when [[hovering]] over its sector in the table
 *[http://www.visual-literacy.org/periodic_table/periodic_table.html A Periodic Table of Visualization Techniques], inspired by the Periodic Table of Elements
+==About Mendeleev==
+*[http://rt.com/Russia_Now/Russiapedia/Those_Russians/mdmitry-mendeleev.html Dmitry Mendeleev] RT: Russian Non-Profit News Organization. | Short but detail bio of Mendeleev, unfortunately no inline refs or biblio.