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The Smallest Periodic Table in the World?
“Just think how many periodic tables you could put on my whole head!” Continue reading
Periodic table of the HTMelements
The latest example of the periodic-table-of-elements meme is—wait for it—a periodic table of elements. Continue reading
Arsenic and old wallpaper
Unless you grew up in the muds of Mono Lake, you had better be careful opening that box. Continue reading
Lab rat fun: Pepsi beats Coke
Acid or base? When you’re a coke can, it doesn’t matter—you sizzle either way. Continue reading
The Periodic Table of Videos
A great series of videos made by the chemistry department at the University of Nottingham in England—one for each of the elements in the periodic table, 118 in all. It’s full of insights—and it will have you wondering about the activation energy of professor Martyn Poliakoff’s hair. Continue reading
The Periodic Table of Periodic Tables
We’ve seen a few incarnations of the Periodic Table ourselves, but there have been so many different variations and themes that the massive number of designs call for a Periodic Table of Periodic Tables. Included are a collection of some of the web’s most popular and most creative Periodic Table renditions. The Halo Periodic Table was only the tip of the iceberg. Link [via]
Periodic Table of Elements Cake
Ok, we’ve become slightly obsessed with the Periodic Table of Elements, so sue us. I mean, aesthetically, the thing is just gorgeous to begin with. 118 gorgeous boxes of chemical goodness. The design just fits anywhere. It works. It’s beautiful. Hell, it even makes itself right at home on a damned cake. And it looks delicious to boot. Now you know what would be really cool, if each element square tasted like its elements name sake, but was totally non-fatal.... Continue reading
The Periodic Table of Halo
Master Chief is totally down with chemistry. He can feel the chemistry between you and me, baby. Yeaaah, right on. The Periodic Table of Halo helps the avid Halo / Chemistry fan make sense of the world. Link
H2OmNom: Periodic Table Cupcakes
The tastiest set of atomic goodness was hard to find, but we might have just found the winner. These Periodic Table Cupcakes emulate the elements. Not only are they color-coded and educational, but absolutely scrumptious looking. Despite lacking the scientifically correct Lanthanoids and Actinoids (What? No Uranium?) we’d still down these baked smidgens of heaven like it were our job. Cupcake Taste Tester. That would be the single best job ever, aside from Hyperbole Creator.
The Periodic Table of Comfiness
The Periodic Table is so hot these days. Why not integrate it into your home decor? Other than the ideas innate geekiness, it seems like a cool little concept. But then again, geekiness is what we’re all about. This awesome Periodic Table of Elements Quilt will make your serotonin levels soar as you cuddle up in its cuddliness-inducing folds. Link [via]
