Species with data from:

Moore, C.E., Ionization potentials and ionization limits derived from the analyses of optical spectra, Natl. Stand. Ref. Data Ser., (U.S. Natl. Bur. Stand.), 1970, 34, 1.

69 matching species were found.

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• Chemical name
• Chemical formula

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1. phosphorus (P)
2. sulfur (S)
3. Xenon (Xe)
4. iron (Fe)
5. calcium (Ca)
6. titanium (Ti)
7. Krypton (Kr)
8. barium (Ba)
9. Cesium (Cs)
10. copper (Cu)
11. nickel (Ni)
12. Aluminum (Al)
13. magnesium (Mg)
14. manganese (Mn)
15. silicon (Si)
16. potassium (K)
17. cobalt (Co)
18. lithium (Li)
19. sodium (Na)
20. boron (B)
21. zinc (Zn)
22. chromium (Cr)
23. carbon (C)
24. strontium (Sr)
25. gallium (Ga)
26. mercury (Hg)
27. rubidium (Rb)
28. neon (Ne)
29. zirconium (Zr)
30. molybdenum (Mo)
31. beryllium (Be)
32. Iodine atom (I)
33. Chlorine atom (Cl)
34. vanadium (V)
35. tantalum (Ta)
36. Fluorine atom (F)
37. helium (He)
38. Bromine (Br)
39. tungsten (W)
40. niobium (Nb)
41. Oxygen, atomic (O)
42. tin (Sn)
43. silver (Ag)
44. cerium (Ce)
45. europium (Eu)
46. gold (Au)
47. yttrium (Y)
48. palladium (Pd)
49. lanthanum (La)
50. germanium (Ge)
51. selenium (Se)
52. gadolinium (Gd)
53. lutetium (Lu)
54. antimony (Sb)
55. rhodium (Rh)
56. bismuth (Bi)
57. scandium (Sc)
58. platinum (Pt)
59. cadmium (Cd)
60. ruthenium (Ru)
61. iridium (Ir)
62. plutonium (Pu)
63. thallium (Tl)
64. osmium (Os)
65. Tellurium (Te)
66. rhenium (Re)
67. radium (Ra)
68. polonium (Po)
69. technetium (Tc)

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