The method of model-independent analysis of experimental nuclear form
factors is used to study available data for 14 nuclei from He-4 to Pb-
208 With the aim of constructing their experimental charge-density dis
tributions on the basis of a unified procedure for the entire set of n
uclei. A special feature of the method is that its trial functions hav
e the correct exponential asymptotic form. The relative changes in the
charge density of the nuclei with increasing atomic weights and ambig
uities inherent in such model-independent analyses are discussed. The
high-momentum-transfer region where experimental data can be explained
only by taking into account so-called radial variations in the charge
-density distributions is specified.