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The document discusses several alternative arrangements and shapes of the periodic table that have been proposed over the years to better represent the relationships between elements. It describes the race-track periodic table from 1933, the spiral periodic table from 1960, the curled-ribbon periodic table from 1975, and the Adomah periodic table from 2006. Each of these alternative tables aimed to depict the periodicity of elements in a more continuous and linear fashion compared to the standard table.
- Author
- Mirjeta Zymeri
- Language
- EN