Periodic Elements Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: Rush, distilled down to pure, Natural Science. This minimalist periodic-table spoof celebrates the holy trinity of prog rock — Geddy, Alex, and Neil — as the element “Ru.” Yeah, we know Ru is already ruthenium and tungsten is the 74th element. But this is prog rock’s version of chemistry. Atomic number 74 marks the year of their debut, and atomic weight 21.12 honors their magnum opus. Clean, bold, and instantly recognizable — the perfect shirt for Rush fans, chemistry nerds, and anyone who believes rock is elemental.
Description: Show off your love for chemistry with this clever It's Science Bruh pun. Featuring periodic table elements Bromine, Uranium, and Hydrogen in a vibrant gradient color scheme. This humorous chemistry nerd gear is perfect for science teachers, students, and anyone who appreciates a witty, intelligent play on words.
Description: This funny "I May be Nerdy But Only Periodically" Sarcastic tee is great for any science nerd, periodic table geeks, chemistry professor or Science teacher. This Table of Chemical Elements Chemistry retro vintage tee is great gift for all that love science. This Periodic Table I maybe Nerdy but only Periodically Meme Elements of humor Design features a retro vintage design. Makes a great Christmas, birthday or valentines day present for anyone who loves sarcastic humor Math, Science and chemistry!
Description: A riveting Lead design. Lead is a chemical element with atomic number 82 and symbol Pb (from Latin: plumbum). It has the second highest atomic number of all practically stable elements. As such, lead is located at the end of some decay chains of heavier elements, which in part accounts for its relative abundance: its stability exceeds those of other similarly-numbered elements. Brought to you by Periodic-Tees.com
Description: A monochrome composition displaying three elements in a grid format, resembling a periodic table entry. The top section of each entry shows numbers: 18, 15, 925, 44, 4, 123. The prominent central text reads 'Ba', 'Rb', and 'Er'. Below these, the full names 'Barium', 'Rubidium', and 'Erbium' are displayed.