Science Notes

Description: Do you know what's in your seawater? This 118-element periodic table lists the abundance of chemical elements in a sample of ocean water. We chose a beachy color scheme for this table.

Description: Colorful periodic table of the elements containing each element's atomic number, element symbol, element name and atomic mass. We took our most popular printable periodic table and kicked it up a notch. The artwork isn't just pretty. It features the latest IUPAC approved atomic data for the chemical elements.

Description: Here's a 3-D representation of theobromine, the molecule found in chocolate that is related to caffeine. It's rendered in a chocolate-y brown (except I liked the translucent color better than opaque brown). I can render this molecule in other colors and against other backgrounds -- just let me know if you have a request.

Description: This flying saucer is a fractal made using the Incendia program. There are no aliens inside (as far as I can tell), but there is a weird green glow in there, so something must be up.

Description: Brain Candy spelled out with element symbols. Your brain loves the periodic table!

Description: Ag is the element symbol for silver on the periodic table. The symbol comes from the old element name argentum.

Description: Here's the word "cute" spelled out using the periodic table element symbols for copper and tellurium.

Description: He He He is periodic table humor based on the element symbol for helium.

Description: Cf is the periodic table element symbol for the radioactive metal californium, named for the great state of California.

Description: Show your love using the mathematical equation for a heart! This design features the equation and plot to say I Love You.

Description: Does it look like lava? It's icy cold! While neon gas is colorless, it turns to a fluorescent red liquid when cooled. The icy planet Arkadus only looks fiery. Created and rendered using Bryce.

Description: Here is the periodic table element symbol for tantalum, which has the symbol Ta.

Description: Fl is the periodic table element symbol for the radioactive element flerovium.

Description: Here's an optical illusion pattern for you. Do you see dots where the lines cross? The illusion is the dark spots that form in the center of the dots. Nope, they aren't really there!

Description: Cm is the periodic table symbol for the element curium. You know what they say. If you can't curium, then you barium.

Description: Hydrogen, helium, and lithium were formed during the Big Bang, but the other elements come from stars. So, the Monkey Head Nebula is a fitting background for the latest periodic table. This color periodic table features all 118 element names, with all the data you need to work chemistry problems. The background is one of the public domain images taken by the Hubble Telescope.

Description: Sr is the element symbol for the alkaline earth metal strontium.

Description: Tl is the periodic table element symbol for thallium.

Description: Here is the periodic table symbol for fluorine. All of the halogen elements in this series have this color scheme. Other groups are different colors. Build words by combining different element symbols.

Description: It's so fuzzy! Okay, it's not actually furry, but it looks like felt. Looking for an artsy-craftsy periodic table that's accurate? Here you go! The background of the table is transparent. We put it against black or white, but you can select other options via Bubble Mail.

Description: What if you could hold your own essence in the palm of your hand? This android reaches out to touch a portal containing what seems to be a smaller version of herself. What could it mean? Rendered using Daz3D with a background of a modified Hubble space telescope photograph.

Description: Our periodic table is factually accurate, with all 118 element names, symbols, and atomic data. The table is in black overlaying a galaxy background image taken by Hubble (which the Space Telescope Science Institute released into the public domain). In case you're curious, the galaxy is NGC2841 in Ursa Major.

Description: Exoarchaelogists would love to examine the orbs of Minosia Prime, but the reptilian wildlife (dragons?!) seem oddly possessive of them. Perhaps the orbs are eggs or maybe they emit an energy that draws the dragons like moths to a flame. Whatever the reason, it's likely the mystery of the orbs will remain unsolved. Made using Daz3D and Photoshop

Description: Cr is the element symbol for chromium, one of the transition metals on the periodic table.

Description: This is an Apophysis fractal featuring mobius tentacles and bubbles in shades of blue, green, and purple. It reminds me of a tentacle-y sea monster or alien.

Description: This Incendia fractal looks like a floating golden palace or perhaps an alien spaceship. The image is has a transparent background, so if there is a color you'd like to see (or a pattern, like sky or sea), just let me know.

Description: Hg is the periodic table element symbol for the transition metal mercury.

Description: This fractal alien spaceship does not look like the type you'd want to be abducted to, though it might visit interesting places. The fractal is a Julia-type, made using Incendia.

Description: Cd is the periodic table element symbol for the metal cadmium. Cadmium is used to make a yellow pigment, among other things.

Description: Np is the periodic table element symbol for the radioactive metal neptunium.

Description: Looking for a metallic effect periodic table? Here's a factually accurate 118 periodic table that appears stamped in steel.

Description: This periodic table appears engraved in copper metal. All 118 elements and their facts are given. It makes a nice sticker or poster. We have similar periodic tables in gold and silver. If there is another metal you'd like to see, let me know!

Description: The Orion Nebula is our favorite stellar object, so it deserved a very special periodic table. This is a 118-element factually accurate periodic table with round element tiles and rainbow colors for the element groups. The background is one of Hubble's glorious photographs of a section of the nebula. It's a big table, perfect for a large poster. Like space? Love chemistry? This one's for you!

Description: Here's a black biohazard symbol. It has a transparent background, so if you have a color preference, let us know.

Description: This is a fractal pattern. I think it rather resemble a microscope image of a crystal under polarized light. Math rules!

Description: Thinking about chemistry and other sciences? What better way to do it than with the help of the element symbols for thorium, indium, and potassium. Don't eat them, though. Only one of those three elements is good for you!