Thorium Posters and Art Prints

An unforgettable Thorium design. Thorium is a chemical element with symbol Th and atomic number 90. A radioactive actinide metal, thorium is one of only two significantly radioactive elements that still occur naturally in large quantities as a primordial element (the other being uranium). It was discovered in 1829 by the Norwegian amateur mineralogist Morten Thrane Esmark and identified by the Swedish chemist Jöns Jacob Berzelius, who named it after Thor, the Norse god of thunder. Brought to you by Periodic-Tees.com

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Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements to spell THorium! in silver.

"Wind power Blows! Think Thorium!" with the block from the Periodic Table of the Elements as the "Th" in Think & Thorium

Thorium & Uranium blocks from the Periodic Table of the Elements with thumbs up for Thorium, thumbs down for Uranium

An accurate drawing of a Thorium atom (not to scale), made more colorful

"Solar Power is Light Weight. Think Thorium!" with the Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements as the "Th" in Think & Thorium.

Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements. Thorium in a solution IS a solution.

The Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements

The Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements, to spell THorium!

"Merry ChrisThmas", with the Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements and a red & green Thorium atom.

Mjolnir, Thor's Hammer, as the letter "T" in Thorium on the Periodic Table of the Elements block.

Thorium element

I'd been watching a video log on shooting waves and the chap mentioned about getting low... Thought that I'd use the same approach to get low on the whistling sands of my local beach... As the sun was setting I used a very fast vintage piece of glass, along with low ISO and low exposure. The aperture and time value was locked in as for convenience I was shooting Program mode and metering, I think was left on multi... This is the sunset and sand exposure that was produced... I've played around with basic settings on the computer... highlights, black point, sharpness and definition and not much else... The lens flare was something to be expected and appreciated rather than not - as personally I think it adds some originality to the...

Thorium is the future. Text and atom design in blue. Available on t shirts, mugs, sticker and home decor.

The Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements as the "Th" in "Thirsty for Energy?" with a colorful drawing of a Thorium atom (not to scale).

Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements, Thorium in a solution IS a solution

An accurate drawing of a Thorium atom (not to scale).

The Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements done in a diamond.

The Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements, in yellow for dark backgrounds

The Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements, in silver.

The Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements, in yellow.

The Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements as the "Th" in "Thirst for Energy?" with a drawing of a Thorium atom in blue (not to scale).

Th is the element symbol for the radioactive metal thorium.

Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements to spell THis! In yellow to use on dark-colored itemsThorium

Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements to spell re-THink with stylized atomic symbol on a light background

The Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements used to spell THink THis!

The Thorium block of the Periodic Table of the Elements as the "Th" in "Thirsty for Energy?" with a colorful drawing of an atom.

With the science tea collection, you wear the fantastic world of science with you. Funny science wear are a must have if you like science and a perfect gift for your friends.

Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements to spell THis!

Thorium block from the Periodic Table of Elements to spell THink THis!

"Let's go There!" with the Thorium block of the Periodic Table of the Elements as the "Th". With a colorful drawing of the Thorium atom, not to scale.

The Thorium block from the Periodic Table of the Elements as the "Th" in "Let's go There!" with a colorful drawing of an atom.

Thorium square from the Periodic Table of the Elements in green ">" Uranium Square from Periodic Table of the Elements in red.

The orbitals are swirling in Storistir to make holiday ornaments! Thorium, element 90, was named after the Norse god of thunder, Thor. Thorium is slightly radioactive, and more abundant than tin or uranium on the earth's crust. China has built the first thorium nuclear reactor providing electricity to about 1000 households. Plans for making more thorium reactors in the future are in the works.

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