Halogen Posters and Art Prints

A leader Halogen Elements Spelling design. Halogen! An original Elements design from Periodic-Tees.com! Formulated and drafted in the USA by a team of science freaks. This high-energy design contains elements Hydrogen, Aluminum, Oxygen, Germanium, and Nitrogen!

An extremely reactive compound capable of igniting many otherwise non-flammable materials without any ignition source.

Halogens. Three halogen elements, from left to right: chlorine (Cl2), bromine (Br2) and iodine (I2). These are toxic and reactive non-metals. Chlorine is a gas at room temperature. It was used as a chemical weapon during World War One. Bromine is a dark liquid at room temperature, although it readily produces a brown vapour. Iodine is a crystalline solid.

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The orbitals are swirling in Storistir to make holiday ornaments! Chlorine, element 17, is a halogen meaning salt forming. Chlorine is an important part of table salt (NaCl), and is also used for disinfecting, cleaning, and other purposes. Chlorine can be both useful and deadly. In fact, modern chemical warfare probably started with Fritz Haber's use of chlorine gasses as a weapon during WWI.

Tennessine is part of the Halogen family. Oak Ridge National Laboratory provided the Berkelium (element 97) to Russia where it was deposited on a film of titanium and blasted by a beam of Calcium (element 20). Tennessine (element 97+20=117) was discovered through teamwork, sharing, and collaboration.

The orbitals are swirling in Storistir to make holiday ornaments! Iodine, element 53, was named after the Greek word, ioeides, for voilet-colored. Isotope 127 is the stable iodine normally used for healthy thyroid functioning. Iodine 127 is often found in seafood and table salts with the iodized label. Nuclear disasters can release unstable iodine isotope 131 into the air and soil, increasing the chances of thyroid cancer, especially for those who were young during the exposure. This is why potassium iodide tablets are often made available to people who live near nuclear plants.

Fluorine is an element that should be handled with care! Fluorine is extremely reactive, and in its elemental / gaseous form, it can burn through sand, metal, brick, and glass. Fluorine has killed and maimed scientists seeking to isolate this element. Yet, for all its dangers as an element, its compounds are very stable since it takes a lot of energy to break its bonds once formed.

Here is the periodic table symbol for fluorine. All of the halogen elements in this series have this color scheme. Other groups are different colors. Build words by combining different element symbols.

I is the element symbol for the halogen iodine on the periodic table of elements.

The orbitals are swirling in Storistir to make holiday ornaments! Bromine, element 35, is part of the halogen family. Bromine was name after the Greek word bromos meaning stench and is considered hazardous, playing a part in depleting ozone and oxidizing mercury. Yet, ironically, its compounds are used as flame retardants.