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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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Best way of learning the Periodic Table. ^_^
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... why are there no things for the lanthanides?
suggestions: promethium (61) is radioactive, so put the radioactive sign there; cerium (58) is used as a flint; europium (63) makes glow in the dark paint; gadolinium (64) and holmium (67) is used in MRI scanning; neodymium (60) is used in magnets; praseodymium (59) is used in glasses to lower brightness; terbium (65) is used in speakers; erbium (68) is used in fibre optics; dysprosium (66)and thulium (69) are used in lasers, ytterbium (70) is used to strengthen steel and lutetium (71) is used as a catalyst.
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To be honest, I only planned for the main table so didn't end up researching those afterwards.
Thanks for taking the time to write all those suggestions for me, though. That's very awesome of you
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nice job! first time i looked at a periodic table with interest
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Awesome! I'm a chem major and I think this is pretty cool!
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NICE. Now I can actually remember all the elements. xD Ahaha.
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This is awesome. Definitely using this as a ref for my homework.
XD
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The sad thing is, I've actually referred to this when doing chemistry questions, just because it was close and handy
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if only I could have seen it before...makes the thing more human
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hey it's cool.. could i download it? it's really helping me in science.. thanks..
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Sure, feel free to download if it's for your own reference!
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Thanks
imo, it would be nicer if you added the specific information about the unsure hehehe. but, overall that's good. thanks!
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Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to celebrate the marriage between chemistry and art....
So beautiful it brings tears to my eyes.
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Beautiful work!
Can I pllleaaassseee borrow this and use it in our newsletter thing for our science class?
No profit will be made for it, I will give all credit to you, copyright it to you and everything.
It's just that my friends are having trouble memorizing it so can I plleaassseee use it? ;_;
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Hi I loved this so much I had to use it for my 365 photo here [link]
I have credited your work..I hope you don't mind
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Hi I loved this so much I used it for a daily photo on Flickr here [link]
I have credited you and your work, if it's not ok, I can take it down.
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Is there any way I can buy a poster of this?
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Sorry I have no posters of this for sale 
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can i use your pic for Ge for a Chem project?
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Just as long you're not making any money from it (which I'm sure you're not!) hehe.
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lol no. i just need a pic for germanium and...well.... i like yours. ^^
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Thanks 
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Me encantΓ³. Siempre he querido dibujar cosas para hacer la materia (de colegio, universidad...) mΓ‘s fΓ‘cil, pero nunca se me habΓa ocurrido esto.
Felicitaciones
I loved it. I've always wanted to draw things to do to subject (college, university ...) more easier, but I never thought that.
Congratulations. (google translator)
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Thank you! (also for the translation, very kind of you!)
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As a chemistry and science geek/student, I approve of this image!
... And I love the concept too!
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This should be used for teaching chemistry at school !
So many cut little radioactive signs ...
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It's brilliant, cute and would definitely make memorising it a whole lot more pleasurable! Awesome work!
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I wish I'd had this in my science classes!
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I wish we had this in school.i'm quite good in chemistry class, but this would really help my classmates!
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Nice!
Chemistry is always my favourite subject after English, Biology and History, however, the education syllabus required me to remember 20 elements, surely this will help. 
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I love this! Science was always one of my best and favorite subjects, and I certainly wish I had a periodic table like this!
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I LOVE YOU FOR DOING THIS 8D
Everything matches! I can't believe you actually looked up Thallium and Ruthenium (which I personally LOVE)!
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Thank you! Looking everything up was quite a chore as I'm no scientist, but it was worth it
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