- The 214 Kangxi radicals
- The 170 bushous in Ann's 5-volume Cracking Chinese Puzzles
- The 188 radicals in the Oxford Chinese-English dictionary
- The unified radical chart used in recent mainland China dictionaries, with 201 radicals and 59 subsidiary radicals; I have a copy from Daniel Kane's The Chinese Language: Its History and Current Usage
- The 226 radicals in Chinese Character Fast Finder by Laurence Matthews (I have the Simplified Character edition), which is taken from the Hanying Cidian ('A Chinese-English Dictionary'), Commercial Press, Beijing 1978.
A logical place to start would be the chart Unicode codepoints for the the Kangxi radicals on Wikipedia.
I would like to compile a list of regular phonetic families. These are clusters of characters containing identical phonetic components where the pronunciation is identical down to tone (nuclear family) of up to initial-and-rime (extended family).
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