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Published: 2009-10-27 22:48:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 218188; Favourites: 5818; Downloads: 15634
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This is something I've been working on, a bit at a time, for the past few weeks. Modelling each object in 3D proved to be a huge task and took a lot longer than I originally thought but the feeling of completing it was awesome
Read more here on my blog (inc. some close-up details).
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Love the retro feel of the elemental symbols.
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Very cool (I'm a chemist ). I love the subtle references, like a plant for magnesium and osmium tetroxide for osmium.
If this is an ongoing project, you should put a smoke detector for Americium.
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It's so great!!! I will put it on my wall so it will help me to learn the elements for chemistry.
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WOW! SIMPLY AMAZING! could i post this up in my classroom. i'm a physics teacher (and sometimes i teach chemistry too) and i just know the children will love this. if you could provide me with a larger res i would be most honored.
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Very clever! I enjoyed going through all the elements and seeing what you put for them. Nice work, very quirky too.
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God that would have helped so much three years ago...
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If only you made this when I was doing Science lol. Still, it's awesome, I'm gonna show it to my friends to help them remember the elements
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I think it should be in all high schools (and higher, why not?) of the world.
great idea
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Greetings:
I never thoughtsomeone could make art after the periodic table, even less something this fun and with such quality. Just one question, am I too nerdy to actually get what the symbosl mean?
Cheers
- The Jaguar
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I wish this was made when i was at school
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well done, colorful, with examples , but...
useless
im pretty sure the only information with a use would be that the colours you used were to separate the groups
and im prettty sure too that only 1% of the people who saw this noticed
i suggest you should to add the atomic mass information about the elements
as well as adding the other possible elements from
112 to 118, with the exception of 113
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Well my primary intention was not to make it a fully functional reference - I simply wanted to have fun and turn something quite mundane into something a bit more pleasing to the eye.
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seeing it from that way, yes you accomplished your objective
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Super cool idea, that could make the teaching easy for teachers. As i know i still dont know wall does elements and their values...
Good job..
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wow.... i bet kids can learn a lot better with those!
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I REALLy want a t-shirt with this print!!! It's adorable, and educational, and colorful and fun to look at! Great great job!
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is there a petition going around I can sign?
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Wow, great concept and idea and awesome job turning it to reality...It shows how much time you put here...Awesome job
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You can tell that you put a lot of effort into this.
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Wow, that's a real way of doing chemistry education.
You might have not made it with such a purpose in mind, but it _would_ be incredibly useful in helping children and teens become interested in or learn about chemistry.
Great work on its own merit, as well!
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I've seen a lot of periodic tables, but this one takes the cake!
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So deserving of the DD. Really cool!
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Very well designed. Like a few others said, I wouldn't mind getting a poster like that.
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I will 
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Gah my room mate is a chemistry NERD and I so wish I could get a print of this for her
Awesomesauce job ^^
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