Extended Standard Table

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An arrangement of the table of the elements unique to The Integral Scientist is the extended standard. This construction can be considered to be a blending of the Bayley Pyramid with its intact sixth and seventh periods and the modern conventional form dominated by the groupings dictated by the outer shell configuration.

Including the Actinides and Lanthanide's in the arrangement of the sixth and seventh period forces the horizontal grid to thirty-two positions. Leaving the group columns intact creates an extended arrangement which conceptually depicts the matrix relationship between the groups based on the number of outer shell electrons and the periods representing the shells and orbitals.