Element Pillows
Description: Geek out and get a laugh with this explosively funny scientific aesthetic! Designed in a bright retro comic style, this illustration showcases a fake periodic table square, bubbling chemistry flasks, and a glowing atom, humorously reading "Ah! 119 14.166 The Element Of Surprise." Perfect for chemistry teachers, science nerds, lab technicians, and STEM students. An awesome choice for back to school, science fairs, or casual days in the laboratory.
Description: A black background with white text and a graphic of an atom at the top. The text reads: 'The UNIVERSE is made of protons, neutrons, electrons, & MORONS'. The atom symbol has a central nucleus and orbiting electrons.
The Universe is Made of Protons, Neutrons, Electrons, & MORONS Atom Graphic Pillow
by studiobogares
$28
Description: Add a touch of scientific humor to your wardrobe with this "Element of Surprise" design. Featuring a stylized periodic table tile for "Ah," this clever pun is perfect for chemistry students, science teachers, and anyone who loves a good "nerdy" joke. A great conversation starter for the lab, classroom, or casual weekend outings.
Description: A square element tile for Zirconium (Zr) with the atomic number 40 prominently displayed. It includes the mass (91.224), and other numerical values (1.33, 640.07, 840.07). Oxidation states (+4, +3, +2, +1, -2) are listed on the right. The text 'Zirconium', '[Kr] 5s² 4d²', and 'Transition Metal' are also present.
Description: A black square with white text designed to resemble a periodic table element. The center displays 'Br' for Bromine, with its name below. Various numbers and chemical symbols like 'H', 'O', and 'N', along with superscripts and subscripts, are arranged around the main text. The bottom reads 'Electronic configuration ionic Charges'.
Description: A novelty graphic in white on a black background. The contains a coffee mug with "Cf" in large text in the center, with "COFFEE" written below and "197" at the top right. Steam rises from the mug. Lines radiate out from above the mug. The mug is designed to look like a periodic table element.