Is there actually a list which says which component of a character is the semantic one and which the phonetic?

For example (stolen from Wikipedia):

Determinative	Rebus	Compound
氵; "water"	木; mù	沐; mù; "to wash oneself"
氵; "water"	林; lín	淋; lín; "to pour"
扌; "hand"	白; bái	拍; pāi; "to clap, to hit"

And then the list continues for several thousand characters. Has anyone ever seen such a list?

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