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Tag Archives: Periodic Table
Periodic Table – Where Your Elements Came From
“The hydrogen in your body, present in every molecule of water, came from the Big Bang. There are no other appreciable sources of hydrogen in the universe. The carbon in your body was made by nuclear fusion in the interior … Continue reading
Royal Institution Advent Calendar 2015 – A Place Called Space
I really enjoy the yearly The Royal Institution advent calendars. They each have a theme, and for each day up until Christmas, they post an image or video or text concerning that theme. 2012 was all about the elements in the Periodic … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, A Place Called Space, Advent Calendar, chromosome, Periodic Table, Ri, space, The Royal Institution
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The Astrobiological Periodic Table
I love all the various versions of the Periodic Table, and have already mentioned several different ones, including an interactive one, one of dots, one of irrational nonsense, one of elemental discoveries, and even one of cupcakes. Today, we have … Continue reading
The Genius Of Mendeleev’s Periodic Table
“The elements had been listed and carefully arranged before Dmitri Mendeleev. They had even been organized by similar properties before. So why is Mendeelev’s periodic table the one that has endured? Lou Serico explains via Ekaaluminium, an element whose existence … Continue reading
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Tagged Dmitri Mendeleev, ekaaluminium, Genius, Lou Serico, Periodic Table, Periodic Table of Elements, TED-Ed
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Periodic Table Of Elements
Ah, the periodic table. Loathed by all students having to learn it during chemistry lessons at school, but loved by many more people for the amount of information it can provide. As well as showing us all the elements we currently … Continue reading
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Tagged crust, Earth, electron, element, Google Research, human body, interactive periodic table, Periodic Table, Periodic Table of Elements
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Lindsey Stirling – Elements (Dubstep Violin)
Lindsey Stirling – Elements (Dubstep Violin). Another beautiful dubstep violin tune from Lindsey Stirling. Titled Elements, it’s to do with the four original elements, earth, air, fire, and water. Not the periodic table of elements, which would be a different … Continue reading
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Tagged air, dubstep, Earth, Elements, fire, Lindsey Stirling, Periodic Table, violin, water
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Iodine Clock Demonstration
“This is an eye-catching colour change demonstration in which a colourless solution suddenly changes to a dark-blue after an amount of time. The demonstration is particularly well-suited as an introduction to reaction rates and kinetics.” (YouTube) Alom Shaha gives a … Continue reading
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Tagged Alom Shaha, colourless, dark blue, experiment, Iodine Clock, Periodic Table, Periodic Videos, slow motion
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Periodic Table (Of Dots)
I really like this Periodic Table. Very simple, yet very effective. Created by graphic designer Alison Haigh, each element is represented by a visualisation of its electronic structure, rather than by numbers and letters (PopSci). I find it rather beautiful to look at. Onwards!
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Tagged Alison Haigh, dots, electron, element, Periodic Table, PopSci, Popular Science
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The Periodic Table Of Irrational Nonsense
Ah, Periodic Tables. Don’t you love the diversity of them? This one is all about irrational nonsense (The Reason Stick), of which there is a LOT. It ranges from psychics (“an unscrupulous charlatan or a deluded fool who preys on the … Continue reading
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Tagged bollocks, Crispian Jago, cupping, extraterrestrial, irrational nonsense, paranormal, Periodic Table, pseudoscience, psychics, quackery, religious, The Reason Stick
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The Periodic Table Of Elemental Discoveries
I’ve already told you about the greatness of the Periodic Table, along with Tom Lehrer‘s great song, but here we have a slightly different Periodic Table. This one shows the elements and the country they were discovered in (New Scientist). … Continue reading
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Tagged country, Discovery, element, Jamie Gallagher, New Scientist, Periodic Table, The Elements, Tom Lehrer, UK, USA
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