Orbic Table of Elements

The Orbic Table of Elements is an organizational system for basic elements. It is set up as a series of squares, each of which contain within themselves a number of symbols and numbers which stand for pieces of information related to the element in question. The largest symbol, in the center, is the chemical symbol, and stands for the element in question. Above the chemical symbol are two numbers; the atomic number and the cluster charge. The atomic number, found in the upper left of the square, is the number of atrons present in the atom. The cluster charge, found in the upper right of the square, represents the overall cluster tendency needed in order to have a full, stable cluster shell. An element with a -1 symbol needs to 'lose' one cluster to have a full shell, while an element with a +3 symbol needs to 'gain' three clusters in order to have a full shell. Finally, the bottom right corner is colored in to represent the phase state of the element at 0 degrees. A red corner indicates a gas state, a blue corner indicates a liquid state, and a grey corner indicates a solid state.

The Elements
There are thirty-two known elements within the Orbis Project.
 * Aesium
 * Feron
 * Protium
 * Poron
 * Genium
 * Flactium
 * Borium
 * Suron
 * Pavium
 * Atonium
 * Scilium
 * Ergon
 * Segenium
 * Portium
 * Falinium
 * Negatium
 * Onugen
 * Digen
 * Gravitium
 * Ogon
 * Halfaxium
 * Poxium
 * Lodorium
 * Rhozium
 * Crysakgen
 * Zalgen
 * Volium
 * Tauron
 * Etrium
 * Havokium
 * Jordinium
 * Talcium