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Description: Sarcasm from periodic table.

Description: Wait for the drop! OK, DROP THE BASE! Who says chemistry and dubstep don't mix? Probably most everyone, but still a funny play on words for science nerds and music lovers alike. Yay homophones! Get one for your Chemistry teacher or professor.

Description: The structural formula of Estradiol (Estrogen).

Description: As we know, in chemistry the periodic table is very hard to remember. So I take a little initiative to remember this 4 atomic info regarding with of You & I

Description: Ooo, kinky! You must really be into bondage....hydrogen bondage! Clearly a water molecule fetish of some kind. Pretty hardcore extreme even for a scientist.

Description: Calling all organic chemistry haters!

Description: "What Exactly Didn't You Understand?", with hand drawn chemistry background. A great design for a passionate chemist who loves chemistry. (Gift, Present, Chemical Laboratory, Lab)

Description: New York City periodic table design, featuring the city letter code, the founding date, the population, the elevation, and the GPS coordinates of the city. Great for any Chemist, science enthusiast, or chemistry teacher.

Description: Calling all organic chemistry haters!

Description: Organic structures of common chemicals for death and crime scene investigation.

Description: I make bad chemistry jokes because all the good ones argon.

Description: mmm... physics.

Description: OMG the newest element to the periodic table.

Description: According to chemistry, alcohol is a solution. Get your funny geek shirt :)

Description: Br Ba.

Description: Calling all organic chemistry haters!

Description: Quantum superposition, one of the most important results of quantum physics that states that an object can be in more than one state at the same time, and some even interpret it as the existence of parallel universes.

Description: For all my pharmacists or pharmacy students, show off your nerdy side with this chemistry inspired periodic table design.

Description: Coding Cards.

Description: The famous formula of radioactive decay, that has numerous applications, from medicine, to learning about the history of Earth and understanding the universe.

Description: Schwarzschild radius, one of the first and most important characteristics of black holes, or any other object that can turn into a black hole if it has a radius less than its Schwarzschild radius.

Description: The famous formula of radioactive decay, that has numerous applications, from medicine, to learning about the history of Earth and understanding the universe.

Description: The Gaussian integral, one of most useful objects created in math, reflecting the real world, a gift for math lovers.

Description: Vintage, old school version of the Periodic Table of the Elements.

Description: Theoretical physics equations : Einstein field equations, Klein-Gordon equation, the Dirac equation, Schrodinger's equation.

Description: The Gaussian integral, one of most useful objects created in math, reflecting the real world, a gift for math lovers.

Description: The Periodic Table of the Elements is a physical display of the chemical elements that are found in Earth's crust and the other elements found in the Solar System. It was published in 1869 by Dmitri Mendeleev.

Description: Learn how to make your own HTML Coding cards. Just print these out and put them up at work or in your classroom. You'll bring a smile to your friends. Or maybe you'll be the one making everyone smile!

Description: Schwarzschild radius, one of the first and most important characteristics of black holes, or any other object that can turn into a black hole if it has a radius less than its Schwarzschild radius.

Description: The Schrödinger equation is an equation in quantum mechanics that relates the wavefunction of a system to the potential of the total energy of the system. The equation is named after Austrian physicist Erwin Schrödinger, who first derived it in 1926.

Description: Time dilation, the formula that opened doors to new fields of physics, and proved that time is not absolute, but it is relative and we experience it in different ways.

Description: Theoretical physics equations : Einstein field equations, Klein-Gordon equation, the Dirac equation, Schrodinger's equation.

Description: Math clock.

Description: Time dilation, the formula that opened doors to new fields of physics, and proved that time is not absolute, but it is relative and we experience it in different ways.

Description: Stationary Schrodinger equation, a special case of one of the most famous equations among physics majors, and one of the most influential ones since it opens doors to theories we didn't know existed.

Description: Penrose diagram, a small drawing that describes the physics of black holes, and sometimes even more, this concept was made by the recent Nobel prize laureate in physics, Roger Penrose.