Cards
Description: Don't you just hate it when people spell out words using the periodic table element symbols, but make up symbols where none exist? Maybe that's just us. Anyway, this periodic table uses the correct symbols, all the right atomic data, the works. You're welcome. You can also print out this phrase for free to decorate your room or lab or whatever from sciencenotes.org Got a phrase you'd like to see in element symbols? Let us know!
Description: Is your coffee so strong it's a biohazard? (Yes, we know that's not actually what the symbol means.) This biohazard symbol is rendered in ominous neon green.. It works on gym bags, sheets for teens, your mad scientist lab notebook... all those potentially infectious life forms at work and home.
Description: Here's the periodic table of the elements with all 118 symbols. This is a large graphic on a transparent background that looks great as a poster and resizes cleanly for smaller items. I can put it on any color of background you like, so if you have a preference, just say the word! I've also got a version of this table with the title across the top, if that's your style.
Description: This 118 element periodic table features accurate data for all of the chemical elements. The table is a semi-translucent yellow set against a Hubble photograph of the Veil Nebula. A nebula is a birthplace of stars, which are sources of elements. Love space, science, and especially chemistry? This is the table for you. This particular table is HUGE. It's big enough for the largest poster size.
Description: This is a fractal of a flame made using the Apophysis 7x program. Love fractals? Love fire? Here you go! The image is transparent, so if you'd like to see a different background color made available, just let me know. I posted products on backgrounds ranging from white to gray to black, but anything is possible.
Description: No, this periodic table of the elements does not actually glow under black light. We took the colors from photographs of black light objects and incorporated them into the table to give the overall effect of fluorescent colors. The table is accurate, with 2016 IUPAC facts and figures for the chemical elements.
Description: This is the Hubble Space Telescope's global map of the planet Jupiter, turned vertically and edited to de-noise the image a bit. The Hubble's Wide Field and Planetary Camera 3 (WFPC3) map is a flat map, like when you see Earth as a map rather than a globe. Hubble's images are in the public domain. Image credit: NASA/ESA/GSFC/UCBerkeley/JPL-Caltech/STScI
