periodic-table-data-complete 1.0.0

package/README.md

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+# periodic-table-data-complete
+
+-- powering http://ChemStudent.net --
+
+The definitive dataset for chemical elements.
+
+Collator: Scott Weaver @sweaver2112
+
+### acknowledgements
+
+https://github.com/Bowserinator/Periodic-Table-JSON,
+
+http://en.wikipedia.com,
+
+http://pTable.com,
+
+http://periodictable.com
+
+https://www.convertonline.io/convert/js-to-json
+
+## Notes
+
+1. The data is not flat - compound values are objects (Hardness, Abundance, Heat Of, Melting Point, Boiling Point, and many more)
+2. Summary includes entire Wikipedia first section, consequently it retains the paragraph tags from the source: <p>summary text...</p><p>next paragraph...</p>
+3. Isomorphic units map is included (it has the same structure and names as the pTable)
+4. Property definitions (such as: melting_point) are included as HTML with link to Wikipedia article
+
+## Installation
+
+`npm install periodic-table-data-complete`
+*raw JSON and CSV files are also included
+
+## Usage
+
+`import { pTable, pTableUnits, pTableProperties } from periodic-table-data-complete`
+
+The PTable is an array of objects, each object representing one chemical element. 
+
+Thus, to find, for example, the universal abundance of Helium (noting that Helium is the 2nd element by atomic number) :
+
+```javascript
+var pt = JSON.parse(pTable)
+pt[1].abundance.universe => 23
+```
+more likely, you'll want to fetch an element by symbol:
+
+```javascript
+pt.find(el=>el.symbol=="B")  => Boron object
+```
+
+### Units
+
+```javascript
+var units = JSON.parse(pTableUnits)
+units.abundance.universe => "%"
+```
+
+### Property Defintions
+
+```javascript
+var chemical_properties = JSON.parse(pTableProperties)
+chemical_properties.atomic_number => 'The <a target="_blank" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_number">atomic number</a> or proton number (symbol <em>Z</em>) of a chemical element is the number of protons found in the nucleus of every atom of that element. The atomic number uniquely identifies a chemical element. It is identical to the charge number of the nucleus. In an uncharged atom, the atomic number is also equal to the number of electrons.'
+```
+
+## Hierarchy / Available Properties
+
+abundance.crust</br>abundance.human</br>abundance.meteor</br>abundance.ocean</br>abundance.solar</br>abundance.universe</br>adiabatic_index</br>allotropes</br>alternate_names</br>appearance</br>atomic_mass</br>atomic_number</br>block</br>boiling_point</br>classifications.cas_number</br>classifications.cid_number</br>classifications.dot_hazard_class</br>classifications.dot_numbers</br>classifications.rtecs_number</br>conductivity.electric</br>conductivity.thermal</br>cpk_hex</br>critical_pressure</br>critical_temperature</br>crystal_structure</br>curie_point</br>decay_mode</br>density.liquid</br>density.stp</br>discovered.by</br>discovered.location</br>discovered.year</br>electrical_type</br>electron_affinity</br>electron_configuration</br>electron_configuration_semantic</br>electronegativity_pauling</br>electrons_per_shell.0</br>electrons_per_shell.1</br>electrons_per_shell.2</br>electrons_per_shell.3</br>electrons_per_shell.4</br>electrons_per_shell.5</br>electrons_per_shell.6</br>electrons_per_shell.7</br>energy_levels</br>gas_phase</br>group</br>half-life</br>hardness.brinell</br>hardness.mohs</br>hardness.vickers</br>heat.fusion</br>heat.molar</br>heat.specific</br>heat.vaporization</br>ionization_energies.0</br>ionization_energies.1</br>ionization_energies.2</br>ionization_energies.3</br>ionization_energies.4</br>ionization_energies.5</br>ionization_energies.6</br>ionization_energies.7</br>ionization_energies.8</br>ionization_energies.9</br>ionization_energies.10</br>ionization_energies.11</br>ionization_energies.12</br>ionization_energies.13</br>ionization_energies.14</br>ionization_energies.15</br>ionization_energies.16</br>ionization_energies.17</br>ionization_energies.18</br>ionization_energies.19</br>ionization_energies.20</br>ionization_energies.21</br>ionization_energies.22</br>ionization_energies.23</br>ionization_energies.24</br>ionization_energies.25</br>ionization_energies.26</br>ionization_energies.27</br>ionization_energies.28</br>ionization_energies.29</br>isotopes_known</br>isotopes_stable</br>isotopic_abundances</br>lattice_angles</br>lattice_constants</br>lifetime</br>magnetic_susceptibility.mass</br>magnetic_susceptibility.molar</br>magnetic_susceptibility.volume</br>magnetic_type</br>melting_point</br>modulus.bulk</br>modulus.shear</br>modulus.young</br>molar_volume</br>name</br>neel_point</br>neutron_cross_section</br>neutron_mass_absorption</br>oxidation_states</br>period</br>phase</br>poisson_ratio</br>quantum_numbers</br>radius.calculated</br>radius.covalent</br>radius.empirical</br>radius.vanderwaals</br>refractive_index</br>resistivity</br>series</br>source</br>space_group_name</br>space_group_number</br>speed_of_sound</br>summary</br>superconducting_point</br>symbol</br>thermal_expansion</br>valence_electrons
+
+

package/index.js

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+/* The definitive data-set for chemical elements */
+/* Collator: Scott Weaver @sweaver2112 */
+/* Data collated from many public sources, including those listed below */
+/* https://github.com/Bowserinator/Periodic-Table-JSON */
+/* wikipedia.com */
+/* ptable.com */
+/* periodictable.com */
+
+import { pTable } from "./src/pTable.js";
+import { pTableUnits } from "./src/pTableUnits.js";
+import { pTableProperties } from "./src/pTableProperties.js";
+
+export { pTable }
+export { pTableUnits }
+export { pTableProperties }