26
May
08
Jun
eatgeekstudy:

Periodic Table with Real Elements at the University of North Texas (Taken with instagram)

eatgeekstudy:

Periodic Table with Real Elements at the University of North Texas (Taken with instagram)

22
May
Meet Dave. He is made of things, as are you and I
Our bodies are comprised of a vast array of elements, with oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen remaining the most abundant. But there are many other chemical elements present, all contributing to our health and longevity. The nifty figure above lists each element that has been isolated from the human body in the order of decreasing mass.
This chart is based on the work of Ed Uthman, who derived the data from The Elements, by John Emsley.
(via Starts With a Bang)

Meet Dave. He is made of things, as are you and I

Our bodies are comprised of a vast array of elements, with oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen remaining the most abundant. But there are many other chemical elements present, all contributing to our health and longevity. The nifty figure above lists each element that has been isolated from the human body in the order of decreasing mass.

This chart is based on the work of Ed Uthman, who derived the data from The Elements, by John Emsley.

(via Starts With a Bang)

16
May
Actual Periodic Table of Elements
Chemistry-based furniture - there just isn’t enough. Wake Forest University in North Carolina are doing something about it with this gem.

Actual Periodic Table of Elements

Chemistry-based furniture - there just isn’t enough. Wake Forest University in North Carolina are doing something about it with this gem.

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