Science Notes

Description: Meitnerium is named in honor of female scientist Lise Meitner, so I placed it on a rose background (when that was an option). Did she like the color? I have no idea. If you have a different preference, let me know and I can switch it out for you!

Description: Here's a cool periodic table with round tiles for the element cells. All 118 elements and their facts and figures are given. The background is transparent, so if you have a background color you'd like to see on a product, just say the word.

Description: Rf is the periodic table element symbol for the metal rutherfordium.

Description: Here is the periodic table element symbol for the metal cesium.

Description: Fr is the periodic table element symbol for the alkali metal francium. Each element in this series bears a color corresponding to its element group.

Description: This is a photograph of an actual Halloween jack o' lantern, which features colored flames. Should you feel the urge to immolate your own pumpkin, I've got a video over on YouTube and written instructions on chemistry.about.com. Those are the real colors, not edited. The green comes from borax, while the outer coating of blue flames is from pouring alcoholic hand sanitizer on the exterior of the pumpkin. This would be the ideal gift for the pyro in your life, who happens to love Halloween (or for yourself, if you're like me).

Description: This is a baby blue atom. It's on a transparent background, so just message me if you have a particular color you'd like to see. Lots of other colors are available, including metallics and a groovy rainbow atom.

Description: Here is the periodic table element symbol for neodymium.

Description: Here's a hot pink atom for you. It's on a transparent background, so I can put it on any color you like. Most of the designs are shown on white, black, pale pink, or blue, but you can message me to change them. This atom is perfect for anyone who loves pink and science! Note: Several other atom colors are available, including metallics and a rainbow atom. If you don't see the color you're looking for, just ask.

Description: This periodic table features all 118 elements with their names, symbols, atomic masses, and atomic numbers. It is rendered in white with a transparent background, so we can put it on any dark-colored material you'd like. Just ask!

Description: Here's a 3D zodiac symbol for Cancer, the crab. It's blue against a pale gray background.

Description: Here's a white biohazard sign against a transparent background. Got toxic living tissue? Let the world know!

Description: Can't live without chocolate? Here's the saying for you, written using periodic table element symbols.

Description: I love you, except written using periodic table element symbols. The image is transparent, so if you have a background color preference, just ask.

Description: The flowers are fractals, generated using the Incendia Next program. I rendered them is sea colors of blue, turquoise, and sea-green. Math is beautiful!

Description: This is a fractal generated color gradient. The stripes range from bright purple to hot pink through coral and orange.

Description: Green hexagon or chicken wire pattern. It's on a transparent background, so if you prefer a color other than black, just say the word!

Description: Here's our latest periodic table of the elements (2016 IUPAC facts), this time rendered in French. The table is around 3000 pixels across (as opposed to the free printable tables on sciencenotes.org, which are around 1500 pixels), so it will work well for posters and charts. Please let us know if you have requests for other languages! We presently have 2016 tables in English, German, and Spanish, as well as French.

Description: Here's a repeating (seamless) fractal pattern that resembles magenta or purple flowers.

Description: Perfect for the chemistry (or other science) teacher. It's "teacher" spelled out using element symbols from the periodic table.

Description: This is a repeating or quilted hexagonal fractal pattern. The design is green with blue, red, and other colors.

Description: Here's a fun phrase made using the Californium element tile. Californium girls would be radioactive and toxic, but still...

Description: Chemistry in action! These are flames colored using common household chemicals.

Description: For this fractal snowflake, I made the snow crystal reflect back blue. It's set against a purple to blue gradient.

Description: Here's a simple and elegant Celtic knot, rendered in shades of yellow and (nonmetallic) gold. The graphic has a transparent background, so it's there is a particular color you'd like to see, please let me know.