Science Notes

Description: Periodic table with a red glow text effect. This is a factually accurate 118 element table, suitable for use for chemistry problems (plus it looks cool). It does not actually glow in the dark.

Description: BrO! Now you can express yourself using the periodic table element symbols for bromine and oxygen.

Description: Se is the element symbol for the nonmetal selenium. According to the movie "Evolution", this element protects you from alien invasions.

Description: Useful for when your flash of genius turns out to be 'challenged'. At least you can look to the saying for the correct symbols, spelling, and atomic data for the elements. That has to count for something, right?

Description: Display your appreciation for sarcasm with periodic table element symbols. The symbols for sulfur, argon, calcium, and samarium spell out the word. The atomic numbers, atomic weight, and electron configurations are accurate, too.

Description: Got Chemistree? Now you do! This chemistree periodic table Christmas tree features all 118 elements. The image is transparent, so it can be placed on any color background you desire.

Description: The alchemy symbol for water is a triangle with the point facing down, like a cup that can be filled with liquid. Here, the symbol is rendered in watery blue with a raindrop. It's placed over the sea.

Description: Here's our original most-popular-ever periodic table. Unlike other versions of this table you'll find online, this one includes the latest and greatest IUPAC atomic data. This table features vivid colors for the element groups. Want bright colors and factual accuracy? Here you go! The table is also free to download and print for homework from chemistry.about.com or sciencenotes.org

Description: Can't start the day without that morning cup of joe? I hear you! Here's the caffeine molecule, rendered in fractal form from the molecular structure. It features a swirling rainbow of magical goodness. You could get lost in caffeine...

Description: If you live on an inhospitable alien world, wouldn't it be nice to live in a domed city, so you could look up and see the sky? This particular city doesn't appear to have been built by humans. The city is an Incendia fractal (Julia and IFS), while the scene was created using Bryce.

Description: This Apophysis fractal is rendered in indigo blue and violet, placed on a black, blue, or transparent background, depending on the product. The image features spiral galaxies in a web vortex.

Description: Here's the green glow version of the 118 element futuristic periodic table. All of the element facts are accurate.

Description: This space scene features molten moons against a colored star and nebula background.

Description: Here's a 118 element periodic table in copper metal. The element tiles and facts appear stamped into the metal. We have a different table that appears engraved in copper, steel, or gold.

Description: Up and Atom! Motivate yourself using science.

Description: Here's a blue glow effect 118 element periodic table. It's accurate so you can perform chemistry calculations with it.

Description: Here's a cube optical illusion in shades of black and white.

Description: Mo is the periodic table element symbol for the transition metal molybdenum.

Description: This Apophysis fractal resembles a blue butterfly. Backgrounds for the image depend on the product, ranging from transparent, to blue, to black, with gold borders.

Description: Early explorers believed the planet had abundant plant life, but no fauna. Then the machine was discovered. Who made it? What was its purpose? Although slightly rusty from sitting in the marsh, it still glowed with power. Made using Daz3D Iray and Photoshop

Description: Work your chemistry problems or decorate your space with the Halloween periodic table. It's factually correct and features all 118 elements.

Description: Os is the periodic table element symbol for the transition metal osmium.

Description: Here's the word "caffeine" spelled out using periodic table element symbols, together with a 3D caffeine molecules.

Description: This is a 3D atom rendered using Bryce. It has three electrons, so let's call it a neutral lithium atom. It's green because old oscilloscopes had green displays, so as a kid I was convinced that was the color of electrons ;-) Rendered creations have a will of their own. This one came out looking kind of like an acrylic painting. Atoms are awesome.

Description: This 118 element factually accurate periodic table appears to be carved into wood.

Description: This fractal city was made using the program called Incendia. The futuristic or steampunk city is rendered in metallic gold. I can render this fractal larger, if desired, or in other colors or with backgrounds. Let me know :)

Description: Here is a 3D rendering of a golden serotonin molecule against a light blue background. Serotonin is a neurotransmitter found in the central nervous system, blood platelets, and intestinal tract. This molecule is associated with feelings of happiness and a sense of well-being. The full molecule is only shown on some products. Please let me know if you'd like to see this molecule in another color or against a different background.

Description: Do mermaids exist? Who can say for certain. Sometimes mermaids emerge from the depths of the sea. Is it to lure sailors to their doom or simply to enjoy the touch of the breeze? This photorealistic mermaid was rendered in 3D using Daz3D. The background is transparent, so any color of background is available for any product. Just send a Bubble Mail with a request!

Description: What would the view be like if you lived near a cloud or nebula? What if the sun was blue instead of yellow? This sci-fi scene was created using Bryce, images from the Hubble Space telescope, and Photoshop.

Description: This is the periodic table element symbol for xenon, one of the noble gases.

Description: Here's the periodic table element symbol for calcium, one of the alkaline earth metals.

Description: Ce is the periodic table element symbol for the metal cerium.

Description: This is a tweaked version of the Sea Monster fractal, where I left the image transparent. The mobius fractal looks like twisting tentacles. 1360 views as of March 28, 2017

Description: Zn is the periodic table element symbol for the metal zinc.

Description: Here's the 118 element periodic table, on its side so it works great for vertical items, like dresses and leggings. This is a transparent image, so I can put it on any background. Just let me know if you have a request!

Description: Bohrium isn't boring! Here's the element symbol for this radioactive metallic element.