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   The Janet Periodic Table (first printed 1928) is also known as the Left Step   
   Table. The Janet table orders the elements according to the filling sequence   
   of the atom.    
      
   This table may be re-organized as four square matrices. Each matrix is a   
   different size.   
       
   If the cells of each matrix are represented as a cube, then the matrices may   
   be stacked to form a stepped pyramid with four “levels”. Each level is a   
   matrix.   
   If each cell represents a chemical element, then the stepped pyramid becomes a   
   3D Table of Elements. It may be named as the “Pyramid Periodic Table”.    
      
   Each level may be viewed as a square matrix. It is also possible to view   
   vertical sections cut through the pyramid to reveal “vertical    
   elationships” of the elements.   
      
   Each element is associated with a cube which has a “location” within the   
   pyramid. Quantum numbers are used to locate any element within the pyramid.   
   The atomic number is related to the quantum numbers of the most significant   
   electron.   
      
   Can atomic number be calculated from quantum numbers?   
      
   Reference;	http://newstuff77.weebly.com 	01 The Pyramid Table    
      
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