Plain Text List of Chemical Elements

Unlock the building blocks of the universe with our complete, plain-text list of all chemical elements. From Hydrogen to Oganesson, this list encompasses the entire periodic table, providing a streamlined resource for scientists, students, and educators. The versatility of this list makes it ideal for a wide range of applications, including developing classroom lessons, making puzzles, or creating vocabulary lists for chemistry students. It is also an excellent reference for populating science-related websites, technical blogs, or database projects where accurate elemental names are a necessity.

You can easily copy the list with a single click of a button and paste it instantly into your project. By keeping the text simple and unformatted, we have eliminated the annoyance of dealing with hidden HTML tags, varying font sizes, or stubborn bolding that often accompanies web-based text. This raw, clean data will seamlessly adapt to the styling of your specific document or software the moment it is pasted.

NOTE: There are several versions of this list – alphabetical or by atomic number, with or without atomic numbers, uppercase or not – so make sure you scroll down to find the exact one you need.


Capitalized Atomic Number Order Version of the List – Without Numbers

This version of the copy and paste Chemical Elements text list presents the elements in order of atomic number, and has each word capitalized, making it suitable for any use. Simply click the button at the bottom of the list to copy, then paste into Word, Excel, or wherever else you need the list to appear.


Uppercase Atomic Number Order Version of the List – Without Numbers

This version of the copy and paste Chemical Elements text list presents the elements in order of atomic number, and has each word in all caps, which makes it suitable for uses such as creating word search puzzles, crosswords, vocabulary lists, etc. Simply click the button at the bottom of the list to copy, then paste into Word, Excel, or wherever else you need the list to appear.


Capitalized Atomic Number Order Version of the List – With Numbers

This version of the copy and paste Chemical Elements text list presents the elements in order of atomic number with numbers displayed, and has each word capitalized. Simply click the button at the bottom of the list to copy, then paste into Word, Excel, or wherever else you need the list to appear.


Uppercase Atomic Number Order Version of the List – With Numbers

This version of the copy and paste Chemical Elements text list presents the elements in order of atomic number with numbers displayed, and has each word in all caps. Simply click the button at the bottom of the list to copy, then paste into Word, Excel, or wherever else you need the list to appear.


Capitalized Atomic Number Order Version of the List – With Numbers and Abbreviations

This version of the copy and paste Chemical Elements text list presents the elements in order of atomic number with both atomic numbers and chemical abbreviation displayed, and has each word capitalized. Simply click the button at the bottom of the list to copy, then paste into Word, Excel, or wherever else you need the list to appear.


Capitalized Alphabetical Version of the List – Without Numbers

This version of the copy and paste Chemical Elements text list presents the elements in alphabetical order, and has each word capitalized, making it suitable for any use. Simply click the button at the bottom of the list to copy, then paste into Word, Excel, or wherever else you need the list to appear.


Uppercase Alphabetical Version of the List – Without Numbers

This version of the copy and paste Chemical Elements text list presents the elements in alphabetical order, and has each word in all caps, which makes it suitable for uses such as creating word search puzzles, crosswords, vocabulary lists, etc. Simply click the button at the bottom of the list to copy, then paste into Word, Excel, or wherever else you need the list to appear.

List of Chemical Elements
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