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We are working on a science assessment textbook that calls for a Periodic Table. Rather than purchasing a copy from APH (which we have done in the past), is there another way of providing this information without the added expense to the recipient? I seem to recall this question being addressed in the past, but cannot seem to find the answer. Is there another option?
For now, I think the preferred Periodic Table is the one available from APH. It’s one of those things that does not need to be newly invented each time it appears in a textbook. An effort is being made to determine the best way to present the Table, and there may be more options in the future.
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