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Published: 2009-10-27 22:48:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 218100; 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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This Table of Elements is good. Only add the properties, and the teachers in our school may accept it.
The drawings may give people idea where the elements are used for.
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/shudders
After 2 hours of studying for Chem, I can't say I was looking forward to pictures of the periodic table, but I must admit that this is quite...adorable. xD
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This might, with some modifications (like the addition of the actual scientific data), be really useful in a classroom to help give students some idea of what the different elements go into. Great job!
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You know, if periodic tables were shown like this it would be a lot easier to remember. Students would also know what uses can elements have and then the chain of memories would make them remember the other stuff. Me, who has suffered and also enjoyed studying chemicstry sometimes find this totally original and artistic. You should sell this idea
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I like how you presented something beautifully that has been seen a terror for students everywhere...including myself.
Im a visual learner, and thats kinda a "duh" since Im an artist, This would of been SUPER helpful rather than word games and memorization, you really should see if you can get this published into some schools!
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A great piece, but where are the images from CE to LU? (I suppose there isn't much you could put there...)
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Very clever. 
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Very cool! I may have to show my Chem teacher, she'd like it.
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Greate concept, although it would've been more helpful to include the element names. But then again, the main focus here is how the Periodic Table can be turned into something adorable to stimulate the students' minds and help them learn this easily.
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I think I'd be much more interested in chemistry class if our tables were half as adorable as this one. :]
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Nice little icons to represent the everyday uses of the elements!
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I love the concept,
this would clearly help the understanding!
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Okay, 3-d modeling AND the periodic table?? Wow. Instant 
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I'm currently getting my undergrad degree in chemistry, and I think this is absolutely adorable.
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I wish I had this for a textbook when I was in high school.
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Haha, the B really threw me off for a second because I was trying to think of what element that stood for when I knew there wasn't one! Cool stuffs.
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Ah, I love the physical sciences... very cute chart.
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Uranium, Plutonium and Ameritium deserved their icons, though. 'Coz Nuclear Plants, Bombs and Smoke Detectors rely on them, respectively.
Anyway, good job!
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Cuter than my Periodic Table shirt! Now all we need are some neon colors and I'd wear this!
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BRB, printing this out. This is just plain awesome.
On a more thorough note, you're not accepting ideas for the "radiation symbol" elements, are you? It'd be nice to see what some of the non-synthetic materials are used for, like a Smoke Detector for Neptunium (if that's what they use), or a Nuclear Power Plant for Uranium (unless you want to be cynical about it, then a mushroom cloud). It'd at least display practical uses for elements like that, rather than my first impression of "ZOMG EVERYTHING PAST Bi IS RADIOACTIVE AND EVIL GETTIT AWAY FROM ME SDFAS"
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Oop, wait, it seems you already have a Smoke Detector under Nickel. Can't use that.
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Aw, this is just great, I've never had much a love for science but this is wonderful.
I love it, I'm still in High School and without this, I can't remember what half these are.
I should draw these in my agenda on the table that's in it >>;
lol, either way, nicely done! I love the pictures with the chemicals and the logic behind them~
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Woah!
This helps a lot!
im doing a project in science and I have Rubidium
And I thought all it could do was propel space crafts and make vacuum tubes
But it makes fireworks!
Awesome!
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Well, it actually just provides the purple colours in fireworks - that one was a tough one!
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I know right!
My friend next to me got the easiest one
Krypton
:/
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My inner nerd is jumping up and down, waving her arms, and opening and closing her mouth soundlessly XD very nice
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Once you mentioned 3D, it made sense, but it really felt like it was vector.
Neato, i wish elementary P. tables were like this, it would help a lot to give the elements context!
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I think I'll print this and put it on my chem binder!
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Very clean, professional. I generally don't +fav DDs but this was just too smooth (and not to mention geeky!)
The medal for silver is a bit hard to recognize, but otherwise I think you've done a splendid job. Keep it up, you've only got a few more!
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I love the concept of showing what the elements can actually be used for.
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well, i'm a chemical engineer. i REALLY like this. i even learned some new things
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and i just realized how you color coded the different rows (the halogens, inert gases, alkali metals etc.) once again, very nice!
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Wow, wish I thought of that when I took Chemistry.
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As a college senior in chemistry, I must say that I enjoy such efforts to lighten up the often dull-and-drab Periodic Table. For this, I 
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Ooo! I just learned about this in school
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Wow, this is really cool ^^. I really like it so much better than the one at school. I don't want to be mean or anything i promise, but your table is wrong. The bottom two rows should not have 15 elements in each row but rather 14. Otherwise it messes up the electron configuration. Just though you should know.
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dude this is so awesome!
i remember i was real exited to learn about atoms in science class. everyone else was like...eww.
SCREW THEM! science is mad!!
xx
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YES
YES
Periodic table RESPECT gets a DD YES <3 <3 <3
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this makes science FUN
These should be in every classroom seriously!!
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