Description: And this is why we use one and two letter abbreviations for the chemical element names. Can you even spell "darmstadtium"? Of course not. I mis-typed it twice writing this description. The symbol is useful for writing words using periodic table works. For example, you can write NErDs using the symbols for nitrogen, erbium, and that other element, whose name I won't type again. Check out the other stickers if you want to make words of your own. It's also available on a few other products, but the long name limits its uses.
Description: Orange may not be everyone's cup of tea, but if you attend a school where it's your school color, it's exactly what you need. It's also a nice choice for Halloween. The image is on a transparent background, so message me if you'd like to see it on a different color than the one shown.
Description: Is there another way to study chemistry? It's classic chemistry humor paired with an accurate periodic table of the elements. You can download and print this particular table for your chemistry education from either chemistry.about.com or sciencenotes.org (also available with a black background).
Description: This is the 2016 periodic table in German, featuring a colorful rainbow scheme for the element groups. Of course, the math is the same no matter what language you read, but the element names are different. Other languages we'd done include French and Spanish. If you have a language request for the periodic table or other chemistry chart, just let us know!
Description: What happens when a moon and a planet get too close to each other? Does their relationship give off sparks as ionized particles interact? Made using Daz3D Iray and Photoshop Note: While bodies can and do collide, the two worlds that look like never will. Uranus and Io (one of Jupiter's moon) were used for models ;-)
Description: Here's the periodic table of the elements with all 118 element names and symbols. It's a transparent image, so I can place it on any color of background you wish. There's another version here without the heading that lends itself to other products. This image is HUGE so it makes a vibrant, clear poster. 1441 views as of April 14, 2017. Thank you!!!
Description: Why have a regular periodic table when you can have cats? This is a factually correct periodic table of the chemical elements that features different cats for the element groups. It's a transparent image, so if you have a preferred background color, just say the word and it can be made available.
