Minimal element grid for plotting

A data frame with the IUPAC 18-column periodic table layout for all 118 elements. This is the dataset used internally by all ggPSE plotting functions. It contains only what is needed to position tiles correctly.

Usage

data(ggpse_grid)

Format

A data frame with 118 rows and 4 columns:

symbol

Element symbol, e.g. "Fe"

atomic_number

Atomic number (integer)

col

Column in the IUPAC 18-column layout (1-18)

row

Display row; lanthanides = 9, actinides = 10

Source

IUPAC 18-column periodic table layout. https://iupac.org/what-we-do/periodic-table-of-elements/

Details

For a richer table including physical and chemical properties, see [ggpse_elements].

Examples

data(ggpse_grid)
head(ggpse_grid)
#>   symbol atomic_number col row
#> 1      H             1   1   1
#> 2     He             2  18   1
#> 3     Li             3   1   2
#> 4     Be             4   2   2
#> 5      B             5  13   2
#> 6      C             6  14   2

# Join your own data against the grid
my_data <- data.frame(symbol = c("Fe", "Au"), value = c(0.4, 0.9))
merged  <- merge(ggpse_grid, my_data, by = "symbol", all.x = TRUE)