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Published: 2009-10-27 22:48:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 218145; 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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That's the best idea for teaching ever! And it's ridiculously adorable too. I love it! I wish I'd had a table like this when I was in chemistry. Knowing what all those weird symbols and numbers actually did in real life would have helped a lot.
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I love it ^^ I want to take it to my analytical chem class
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This is super awesomes!
But I bet you already know that
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haha that's so cool, using items associated with the elements, to represent them.
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If only we had this in class a couple of years ago. It would be easier to lear the table, I bet you. XD
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this. is. awesome.
they should start putting this in textbooks. seriously, i love this.
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Love this, brilliant, i will be forwarding this link on to friends of my who have kids, I wish I had had a cool periodic table like this when I was doing science.
Awesome!!!
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Wow! And not just the time to create all those 3D models - also the time it must have taken to think of appropriate ones!
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Yeah, the thinking and researching sure took a long time!
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Huh..this would have made Chemistry a lot easier and fun for me!
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Cool stuff, though could you not have done it in Photoshop? I'm sure it would have been a hell of a lot easier
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Someone else asked me a similar question...see my answer here .
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I really don't like chemistry as a subject at school.. But through this way of look it's amazing!
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WOW AMAZING!!! YEAH!!!
IF I HAVE SOME ONE IN MY BASIC EDUCATION, ALL WAS BE MORE EASY n_ñ'
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Let's see if I can help you with ideas. Dysprosium is used in lasers and control rods for nuclear reactors. Neodymium is also used in lasers, loudspeakers and electric motors. Promethium is used in nuclear batteries and luminous paint. Europium is used for screening certain genetic diseases (perhaps you could symobolize it with a DNA strand?) and in fluorescent lamps. Americium is used in smoke detectors. Curium is used in radioisotope thermoelectric generators.
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Now I can finally understand them all. They should get this into the school's program!
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This is a great science tool, especially for younger students. You should check it out with some local schools for commission work.
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Very cool, and would be a hit at any Teacher's store. I would highly recommend selling this as a poster, or as least as prints
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Well, that's a cute way to teach kids the periodic tables.
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this is so much more interesting than the one hanging in our chemistry classroom!
i really love it.
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Amazing. And very creative. I might just show this to my Chem teacher.
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This is so cute. I love the periodic table . . .and then I went to art school! Score.
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This is the best idea EVER!!!! beautiful illustration, and very useful for students also
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How unbelievably, ultimately, wondrously cute.
I had a cool periodic table, with everything needed on it (like Avogadro nubmer and such), but I haven't had such coolness.
I'm a mol biol PhD student right now
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LOL Potassium is a Banana xD, so true
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Well, this sure would've made memorizing the table easier... they should replace that old, boring table poster with this cute one!
Congrats on the DD
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I would definately buy this as an A1 or A0 poster
Excellent effort
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OMGOMG! I LOVE it!
That's what a scientist needs as a wallpaper for his PC~ *___*
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This is amazing! Each little icon is very true to its element.
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I think this a really cool concept and all, and I really love it! but why did you go through all the effort of modelling it in 3D?
I mean It just looks like it was done in illustrator or photoshop anyway and it probably would have been easier and quicker with the same results... I'm just curious of your reasoning for the program choice
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Somebody else asked me a similar question, see my answer here .
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i like the idea of using pic's instead of just words, but now we need to learn wut each and every individual pic is and wut it represents
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