Symmetry Of Periodic Table ( Trimmed Version With Orientation & Spin)
				n = 1									H	He							2
													1	2
													N	O
													7	8
				n = 2								C	Li	Be	F						8
												6	3	4	9
													B	Ne
													5	10
													Mn	Fe
													25	26
				n = 3								Cr	P	S	Co						18
												24	15	16	27
											V	Si	Na	Mg	Cl	Ni
											23	14	11	12	17	28
												Ti	Al	Ar	Cu
												22	13	18	29
													Sc *	Zn
													21	30
													Gd	Tb
													64	65
				n = 4								Eu	Tc	Ru	Dy						32
												63	43	44	66
											Sm	Mo	As	Se	Rh	Ho
											62	42	33	34	45	67
										Pm	Nb	Ge	K	Ca	Br	Pd	Er
										61	41	32	19	20	35	46	68
											Nd	Zr	Ga	Kr	Ag	Tm
											60	40	31	36	47	69
												Pr	Y *	Cd	Yb
												59	39	48	70
													Ce**	Lu
													58	71
													..	..
				n = 5								..	Cm	Bk	..				32 + 18 = 50
													96	97
											..	Am	Re	Os	Cf	..
												95	75	76	98
										..	Pu	W	Sb	Te	Ir	Es	..
											94	74	51	52	77	99
									..	Np	Ta	Sn	Rb	Sr	I	Pt	Fm	..
										93	73	50	37	38	53	78	100
										..	U	Hf	In	Xe	Au	Md	..
											92	72	49	54	79	101
											..	Pa	La *	Hg	No	..
												91	57	80	102
												..	Th**	Lr	..
													90	103
													..***	..
													..	..
				n = 6								..	Ns	Hs	..				18 + 14 = 32
													107	108
											..	Sg	Bi	Po	Mt	..
												106	83	84	109
										..	Ha	Pb	Cs	Ba	At	Uun	..
											105	82	55	56	85	110
											..	Ku	Tl	Rn	Uuu	..
												104	81	86	111
												..	Ac *	Uub	..
													89	112
													..**	..
													..	..
				n = 7								..	Uup	Uuh	..				8 + 10 = 18
													115	116
											..	Uuq	Fr	Ra	Uus	..
												114	87	88	117
												..	Uut	Uuo	..
													113	118
													..*	..
													..	..
				n = 8								..	Uue	Ubn	..				2 + 6 = 8
													119	120
													..	..
				n = 9									..	..							2
													g9	g10
				position								g8	f7	f8	g11
											g7	f6	d5	d6	f9	g12
										g6	f5	d4	p3	p4	d7	f10	g13
									g5	f4	d3	p2	s1	s2	p5	d8	f11	g14
										g4	f3	d2	p1	p6	d9	f12	g15
											g3	f2	d1	d10	f13	g16
												g2	f1	f14	g17
													g1	g18
													-4	-4
		m  (orientation)										-3	-3	-3	-3
											-2	-2	-2	-2	-2	-2
										-1	-1	-1	-1	-1	-1	-1	-1
									0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
										+1	+1	+1	+1	+1	+1	+1	+1
											+2	+2	+2	+2	+2	+2
												+3	+3	+3	+3
													+4	+4
													-½	± ½
		s  (spin)										-½	-½	± ½	± ½
											-½	-½	-½	± ½	± ½	± ½
										-½	-½	-½	-½	± ½	± ½	± ½	± ½
									-½	-½	-½	-½	-½	± ½	± ½	± ½	± ½	± ½
										-½	-½	-½	-½	± ½	± ½	± ½	± ½
											-½	-½	-½	± ½	± ½	± ½
												-½	-½	± ½	± ½
													-½	± ½
				Note : Color and notation used in above legend indicates position of element in table blocks.
				Thus d9 blue means 9th position in d-block of periodic table.
				.. Location of vacancies for elements beyond atomic number 120 and up to atomic
				number 170.  A good excercise would be to determine which of these specific
				atomic numbers would occupy these individual vacancies.
				* First member in any of the different d-transition series of which five are indicated.
				** First member in any of the different f-inner-transition series of which three are indicated.
				*** First member in any of the different g-super-transition series of which only one is indicated.