<ctml>
  <elementData caseSensitive="no">
	<element name="H" atomicWt = "1.00794" atomicNumber = "1">
           <entropy298 value = "65.340E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy (1/2 H2gas) was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and Chemical Reference 
		    Data, Monograph 9, p. 1310.  G_0 = -19.48112E6 J kmol-1
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="D" atomicWt = "2.014102" atomicNumber = "1" >
           <entropy298 value = "72.480E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy (1/2 D2 gas) was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1040.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Tr" atomicWt = "3.016327" atomicNumber = "1" >
           <entropy298>
             <source>
		    There is no reference state thermodynamic data tabulated 
		    for this element.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="He" atomicWt = "4.00260" atomicNumber = "2" >
           <entropy298 value = "126.152E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1361.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Li" atomicWt = "6.941" atomicNumber = "3" >
           <entropy298 value = "29.085E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1493.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Be" atomicWt = "9.012182" atomicNumber = "4" >
           <entropy298 value = "9.440E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 361.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="B" atomicWt = "10.811" atomicNumber = "5" >
           <entropy298 value = "5.834E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 177.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="C" atomicWt = "12.011" atomicNumber = "6">
           <entropy298 value = "5.740E3">
             <source>
                    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF
                    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
                    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 550. 
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="N" atomicWt = "14.00674" atomicNumber = "7" >
           <entropy298 value = "95.8045E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy (1/2 N2 gas) was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1621.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="O" atomicWt = "15.9994" atomicNumber = "8" >
           <entropy298 value = "102.5735E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy (1/2 O2 gas) was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1745.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="F" atomicWt = "18.9984032" atomicNumber = "9" >
           <entropy298 value = "101.3945E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1099.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Ne" atomicWt = "20.1797" atomicNumber = "10" >
           <entropy298 value = "146.327E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1695.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Na" atomicWt = "22.98977" atomicNumber = "11" >
           <entropy298 value = "51.455E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1637.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Mg" atomicWt = "24.3050" atomicNumber = "12" >
           <entropy298 value = "32.671E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1529.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Al" atomicWt = "26.98154" atomicNumber = "13" >
           <entropy298 value = "28.275E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 59.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Si" atomicWt = "28.0855" atomicNumber = "14">
           <entropy298 value = "18.820E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1881.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="P" atomicWt = "30.97376" atomicNumber = "15" >
           <entropy298 value = "41.077E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1817.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="S" atomicWt = "32.066" atomicNumber = "16" >  
           <entropy298 value = "32.056E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1859.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Cl" atomicWt = "35.4527" atomicNumber = "17">
           <entropy298 value = "111.535E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy (1/2 Cl2 gas) was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 811.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Ar" atomicWt = "39.948" atomicNumber = "18" >
           <entropy298 value = "154.845E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 175.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="K" atomicWt = "39.0983" atomicNumber = "19"> 
           <entropy298 value = "64.670E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1465.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Ca" atomicWt = "40.078" atomicNumber = "20" >
           <entropy298 value = "41.588E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 703.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Sc" atomicWt = "44.95591" atomicNumber = "21" >
           <entropy298>
             <source>
		    No reference state data for this element in the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Ti" atomicWt = "47.88" atomicNumber = "22" >
           <entropy298 value = "30.759E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1907.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="V" atomicWt = "50.9415" atomicNumber = "23" >
           <entropy298 value = "28.936E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1917.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Cr" atomicWt = "51.9961" atomicNumber = "24" >
           <entropy298 value = "23.618E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 959.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Mn" atomicWt = "54.9381" atomicNumber = "25" >
           <entropy298 value = "32.010E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1571.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Fe" atomicWt = "55.847" atomicNumber = "26" >
           <entropy298 value = "27.321E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1221.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Co" atomicWt = "58.9332" atomicNumber = "27" >
           <entropy298 value = "30.067E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 943.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Ni" atomicWt = "58.69" atomicNumber = "28" >
           <entropy298 value = "29.870E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1697.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Cu" atomicWt = "63.546" atomicNumber = "29" >
           <entropy298 value = "33.164E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1005.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Zn" atomicWt = "65.38" atomicNumber = "30" >
           <entropy298 value = "41.717E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1935.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Ga" atomicWt = "69.723" atomicNumber = "31" >
           <entropy298 value = "40.838E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1253.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Ge" atomicWt = "72.61" atomicNumber = "32" >
           <entropy298 value = "31.09E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
		     Hemingway (1995), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances, USGS Bulletin
		     2131, p. 88.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="As" atomicWt = "74.92159" atomicNumber = "33" >
           <entropy298 value = "35.69E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
		     Hemingway (1995), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances, USGS Bulletin
		     2131, p. 69.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Se" atomicWt = "78.96" atomicNumber = "34" >
           <entropy298 value = "42.27E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
		     Hemingway (1995), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances, USGS Bulletin
		     2131, p. 107
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Br" atomicWt = "79.904" atomicNumber = "35" >
           <entropy298 value = "76.103E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy (1/2 Br2 gas) was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 470.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Kr" atomicWt = "83.80" atomicNumber = "36" >
           <entropy298 value = "164.084E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1491.  
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Rb" atomicWt = "85.4678" atomicNumber = "37" >
           <entropy298 value = "76.778E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1849.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Sr" atomicWt = "87.62" atomicNumber = "38" >
           <entropy298 value = "55.694E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1891.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Y" atomicWt = "88.90585" atomicNumber = "39" > 
           <entropy298>
             <source>
		     No reference state data found for Y.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Zr" atomicWt = "91.224" atomicNumber = "40" >
           <entropy298 value = "38.869E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1943.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Nb" atomicWt = "92.90638" atomicNumber = "41" >
           <entropy298 value = "36.464E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1675.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Mo" atomicWt = "95.94 " atomicNumber = "42" >
           <entropy298 value = "28.605E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1577.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Tc" atomicWt = "97.9072" atomicNumber = "43" >
           <entropy298 value = "32.506E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy was taken from the OECD-NEA
		     handbook (Guillaumont et al., 2003) "UPDATE ON THE 
		     CHEMICAL THERMODYNAMICS OF URANIUM, NEPTUNIUM, 
		     PLUTONIUM, AMERICIUM AND TECHNETIUM", Table 7-1,
		     p. 127.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Ru" atomicWt = "101.07" atomicNumber = "44" >
           <entropy298 value = "28.53E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 92.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Rh" atomicWt = "102.9055" atomicNumber = "45" >
           <entropy298 value = "31.54E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 90.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Pd" atomicWt = "106.42" atomicNumber = "46" >
           <entropy298 value = "37.82E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 84.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Ag" atomicWt = "107.8682" atomicNumber = "47" >
           <entropy298 value = "42.55E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
		     Hemingway (1995), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances, USGS Bulletin
		     2131, p. 67.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Cd" atomicWt = "112.411" atomicNumber = "48" >
           <entropy298 value = "51.80E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
		     Hemingway (1995), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances, USGS Bulletin
		     2131, p. 79.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="In" atomicWt = "114.82" atomicNumber = "49" >
           <entropy298 value = "57.84E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 64.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Sn" atomicWt = "118.710" atomicNumber = "50" >
           <entropy298 value = "51.18E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
		     Hemingway (1995), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances, USGS Bulletin
		     2131, p. 109.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Sb" atomicWt = "121.75" atomicNumber = "51" >
           <entropy298 value = "45.52E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
		     Hemingway (1995), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances, USGS Bulletin
		     2131, p. 106.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Te" atomicWt = "127.6" atomicNumber = "52" >
           <entropy298 value = "49.71E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
		     Hemingway (1995), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances, USGS Bulletin
		     2131, p. 111.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="I" atomicWt = " 126.90447" atomicNumber = "53" >
           <entropy298 value = "58.071E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy (1/2 I2) was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1413. 
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Xe" atomicWt = "131.29" atomicNumber = "54" >
           <entropy298 value = "169.684E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1933.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Cs" atomicWt = "132.90543" atomicNumber = "55" >
           <entropy298 value = "85.147E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 977.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Ba" atomicWt = "137.327" atomicNumber = "56" >
           <entropy298 value = "62.475E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 319.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="La" atomicWt = "138.9055" atomicNumber = "57" >
           <entropy298 value = "56.90E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 68.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Ce" atomicWt = "140.115" atomicNumber = "58" >
           <entropy298 value = "72.00E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
		     Hemingway (1995), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances, USGS Bulletin
		     2131, p. 80.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Pr" atomicWt = "140.90765" atomicNumber = "59" >
           <entropy298 value = "73.93E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 85.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Nd" atomicWt = "144.24" atomicNumber = "60" >
           <entropy298 value = "71.09E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 77.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Pm" atomicWt = "144.9127" atomicNumber = "61" >
           <entropy298>
             <source>
		     There is no handbook standard state thermodynamic data for 
		     this element.  There are estimates for stability constants
		     of aqueous and solid species in Spahiu and Bruno (1995), 
		     A Selected Thermodynamic Database for REE to be Used in 
		     HLNW Performance Assessment Exercises. SKB Technical 
		     Report 95-35. Stockholm, Sweden: Swedish Nuclear Fuel and
		     Waste Management Company.  The compilation of Konings
		     et al. list an estimated standard entropy value for Pm 
		     of 158.0 J/K/mol at 298.15 K but with a non-zero enthalpy of
		     formation which is not indicative of a reference state
		     form for this element.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Sm" atomicWt = "150.36 " atomicNumber = "62" >
           <entropy298 value = "69.50E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 100.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Eu" atomicWt = "151.965" atomicNumber = "63" >
           <entropy298 value = "80.79E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 52.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Gd" atomicWt = "157.25" atomicNumber = "64" >
           <entropy298 value = "40.83E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 55.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Tb" atomicWt = "158.92534" atomicNumber = "65" >
           <entropy298 value = "73.30E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 104.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Dy" atomicWt = "162.50" atomicNumber = "66" >
           <entropy298 value = "74.89E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 50.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Ho" atomicWt = "164.93032" atomicNumber = "67" >
           <entropy298 value = "75.02E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 62.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Er" atomicWt = "167.26" atomicNumber = "68" >
           <entropy298 value = "73.18E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 51.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Tm" atomicWt = "168.93421" atomicNumber = "69" >
           <entropy298 value = "74.01E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 109.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Yb" atomicWt = "173.04" atomicNumber = "70" >
           <entropy298 value = "59.83E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 115.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Lu" atomicWt = "174.967" atomicNumber = "71" >
           <entropy298 value = "50.96E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 70.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Hf" atomicWt = "178.49" atomicNumber = "72" >
           <entropy298 value = "43.560E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1363.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Ta" atomicWt = "180.9479" atomicNumber = "73" >
           <entropy298 value = "41.471E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1899.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="W" atomicWt = "183.85" atomicNumber = "74" >
           <entropy298 value = "32.660E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1925.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Re" atomicWt = "186.207" atomicNumber = "75" >
           <entropy298 value = "36.53E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 89.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Os" atomicWt = "190.2" atomicNumber = "76" >
           <entropy298 value = "32.64E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 81.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Ir" atomicWt = "192.22" atomicNumber = "77" >
           <entropy298 value = "35.48E3">
             <source>
                     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
                     Hemingway (1979), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances at 298.15 K
		     and 1 bar (10^5 Pascals) Pressure abd at Higher 
		     Temperatures, USGS Bulletin 1452, p. 65.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Pt" atomicWt = "195.08" atomicNumber = "78" >
           <entropy298 value = "41.63E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
		     Hemingway (1995), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances, USGS Bulletin
		     2131, p. 103.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Au" atomicWt = "196.96654" atomicNumber = "79" >
           <entropy298 value = "47.49E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
		     Hemingway (1995), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances, USGS Bulletin
		     2131, p. 70.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Hg" atomicWt = "200.59" atomicNumber = "80" >
           <entropy298 value = "76.028E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1373.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Ti" atomicWt = "204.3833" atomicNumber = "81" >
           <entropy298 value = "30.759E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1907.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Pb" atomicWt = "207.2" atomicNumber = "82" >
           <entropy298 value = "64.785E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1835.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Bi" atomicWt = "208.98037" atomicNumber = "83" >
           <entropy298 value = "56.74E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy was taken from Robie and
		     Hemingway (1995), Thermodynamic Properties of
		     Minerals and Related Substances, USGS Bulletin
		     2131, p. 74.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Po" atomicWt = "208.9824" atomicNumber = "84" >
           <entropy298>
             <source>
		     No standard state thermodynamic data for this element.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="At" atomicWt = "209.9871" atomicNumber = "85" >
           <entropy298>
             <source>
		     No standard state thermodynamic data for this element.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Rn" atomicWt = "222.0176" atomicNumber = "86" >
           <entropy298 value = "176.235E3">
             <source>
		    The standard entropy was taken from the NIST-JANAF 
		    Handbook (Chase 1998), Journal of Physical and 
		    Chemical Reference Data, Monograph 9, p. 1857.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Fr" atomicWt = "223.0197" atomicNumber = "87" >
           <entropy298>
             <source>
		     No standard state thermodynamic data for this element.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Ra" atomicWt = "226.0254" atomicNumber = "88" >
           <entropy298>
             <source>
		     No standard state thermodynamic data for this element.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Ac" atomicWt = "227.0279" atomicNumber = "89" >
           <entropy298>
             <source>
		     No standard state thermodynamic data for this element.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Th" atomicWt = "232.0381" atomicNumber = "90" >
           <entropy298 value = "51.080E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy was taken from the OECD-NEA
		     handbook (Guillaumont et al., 2003) "UPDATE ON THE 
		     CHEMICAL THERMODYNAMICS OF URANIUM, NEPTUNIUM, 
		     PLUTONIUM, AMERICIUM AND TECHNETIUM", Table 8-1,
		     p. 145.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Pa" atomicWt = "231.03588" atomicNumber = "91" >
           <entropy298>
             <source>
		     No standard state thermodynamic data for this element.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="U" atomicWt = "238.0508" atomicNumber = "92" >
           <entropy298 value = "50.20E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy was taken from the OECD-NEA
		     handbook (Guillaumont et al., 2003) "UPDATE ON THE 
		     CHEMICAL THERMODYNAMICS OF URANIUM, NEPTUNIUM, 
		     PLUTONIUM, AMERICIUM AND TECHNETIUM", Table 3-1,
		     p. 45.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Np" atomicWt = "237.0482" atomicNumber = "93" >
           <entropy298 value = "50.460E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy was taken from the OECD-NEA
		     handbook (Guillaumont et al., 2003) "UPDATE ON THE 
		     CHEMICAL THERMODYNAMICS OF URANIUM, NEPTUNIUM, 
		     PLUTONIUM, AMERICIUM AND TECHNETIUM", Table 4-1,
		     p. 81.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="Pu" atomicWt = "244.0482" atomicNumber = "94" >
           <entropy298 value = "54.460E3">
             <source>
		     The standard entropy was taken from the OECD-NEA
		     handbook (Guillaumont et al., 2003) "UPDATE ON THE 
		     CHEMICAL THERMODYNAMICS OF URANIUM, NEPTUNIUM, 
		     PLUTONIUM, AMERICIUM AND TECHNETIUM", Table 5-1,
		     p. 99.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>
	<element name="E" atomicWt = "0.000545" atomicNumber = "0" >
           <entropy298 value = "0.0E3">
             <source>
                The entropy is zero so as not to overcount. The 1/2 H2(g) entropy
                is handled elsewhere. 
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>

	<element name="dummy" atomicWt = "170.335" atomicNumber = "0" >
           <entropy298 value = "0.0E3">
             <source>
                The entropy is zero so as to make the 'dummy' dodecane phase inert. 
		This phase is used in TBP equilibrium problems as an 'inert' diluent.
		The atomicWt is that reported for dodecane.
             </source>
           </entropy298>
        </element>

     </elementData>
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