Radium Stickers

Description: A touching Radium design. Radium is a chemical element with symbol Ra and atomic number 88. It is the sixth element in group 2 of the periodic table, also known as the alkaline earth metals. Pure radium is silvery-white, but it readily combines with nitrogen (rather than oxygen) on exposure to air, forming a black surface layer of radium nitride (Ra3N2). Brought to you by Periodic-Tees.com

Description: One of the most horrific comic book covers ever drawn, Black Cat Mystery #50 (credited to Lee Elias) is a prime slice of Atomic Age gore.

Description: Radium girls inspired art by Holly Pierson

Description: A purple square with white text. The top left corner has 'Atomic mass 226' and 'Electronegativity 0.90'. The top right has 'Weight 509.34'. Below a white line is the number '88' on the left and '0.90' on the right. Centered prominently is 'Ra' above the word 'Radium'.

Description: Let them all know your berate secret behind your lovely, youthful glow with this fun, retro design!

Description: Retro product label for Radium infused beauty cream. Keep that youthful glow!

Description: Let them all know your berate secret behind your lovely, youthful glow with this fun, retro design!

Description: Let them all know your berate secret behind your lovely, youthful glow with this fun, retro design!

Description: Why are you so sodium radium potassium

Description: Why are you so Sodium Radium Potassium - Cute

Description: Why are you so Sodium Radium Potassium - Cute

Description: Be like Radium!

Description: Funny Radium Corp. shirt in a fun theme of a post-apocalyptic game.

Description: Enjoy that healthy, vibrant lip lustrous glow with Radium infused lipstick! Or to be safer, just display it with this retro design

Description: Enter a future where style radiates from the ruins. "Radium" is a bold fusion of cyberpunk and post-apocalyptic grit, featuring a luminous biomech character surrounded by glitch art, toxic beauty, and high-voltage design. This artwork embodies rebellion, decay, and digital survival—perfect for streetwear lovers, cyberpunk fans, and anyone who thrives in dystopian aesthetics. Let the poison shine through your outfit and wear the chaos with pride. Ideal for t-shirts, posters, hoodies, or tech accessories

Description: This Image has been inspired by the history of the radium girls who worked in a factory in the US during the second world war in the 1930s. The luminous paint used to paint the clock hands and numbers with were made from radium to make the clock face glow

Description: A graphic displaying three elements from the periodic table. The first element shows the number 12, the symbol 'Ra', and the word 'Radium'. The second element shows the number 3, the symbol 'B', and the words 'Boron Symbol'. The third element shows the symbol 'Bi' and the word 'Bismuth'. Each element is presented in a rounded square shape with a white background.

Description: Genesis Abacab

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Description: This is the third variant of the cast shirts.

Description: Two-time Nobel Laureate Marie Curie lived and died for her passions- I hope to lead a life of that kind of quality.

Description: A minimalist black background displays two square elements from the periodic table side-by-side. The left element shows '196.97', 'Au', and 'Gold'. The right element shows '(226)', 'Ra', and 'Radium', with '88' in the top right corner.

Description: Two squares displayed side-by-side in a deep red color. The left square contains the number "10", the symbol "Au", and the word "Gold". The right square contains the number "28", the symbol "Ra", and the word "Radium". All text and symbols are in white.

Description: Two square blocks from a periodic table. The left block displays '196.97', 'Au', and 'Gold'. The right block displays '88', '(226)', 'Ra', and 'Radium'. Both blocks have a maroon background and white text with a white border.

Description: A minimalist black rectangular background displays two squares, each representing a chemical element. The left square shows '196.97' above 'Au' and 'Gold'. The right square shows '226' above 'Ra' and 'Radium'. All text and borders are in white.

Description: A fun Fallout style Radium Corp. Ad.

Description: This is the front face of the cast shirts for Radium Girls in a local community production. For Cast.

Description: Two white squares with dark red borders, mimicking periodic table elements. The left square displays '196.97' and '79' at the top, with 'Au' and 'Gold' below. The right square shows '(226)' and '88' at the top, with 'Ra' and 'Radium' below.

Description: Kootenay National Park is a stunning protected area in the Canadian Rockies known for its dramatic canyons, vibrant mineral hot springs, and diverse wildlife.

Description: Genesis Band

Description: Radium Girls, an incredible performance done live at the greater Miami Adventist Academy Theatre.

Description: Celebrate the brilliance of the pioneer of radioactivity with this artistic portrait, as seen in "marie currie.png". This design beautifully captures Marie Curie’s legacy, featuring iconic elements like laboratory glassware, atomic structures, the Radium element symbol, and her Nobel Prize connection. It includes her inspiring, timeless quote: "Be less curious about people and more curious about ideas." This design is perfect for scientists, students, women in STEM, and history enthusiasts who appreciate a blend of vintage aesthetic and scientific dedication.

Description: Be like Radium!

Description: A brief summary about how the new year is going.

Description: Traditional ink (brush, ink wash and fine markers) of the scientist Marie Curie

Description: A stark, minimalist composition featuring five white squares arranged horizontally on a vibrant red background. Each square mimics a periodic table element, displaying a number at the top left, a large letter or abbreviation, and a caption below. The squares collectively spell 'PIRATE' using elements: 'P' (Phospeius), 'I' (Iodine), 'Ra' (Radium), 'AT' (not a real element, likely fabricated for wordplay), and 'Te' (Tellurium).