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This interactive periodic table merges science and art to explore the elements in a unique and visually striking way. The table is arranged in the traditional format, but each element is represented by a photograph or illustration relating to its origin or use. With a click, users can view extensive data and brief histories of 103 elements. Videos and podcasts have also been embedded for some of the more common elements, such as nitrogen, carbon, and sodium.
This resource, developed and maintained by the Royal Society of Chemistry, is available in both HTML and Flash versions. Some of the animations require additional plug-ins.
more than meets the eye
Author: Mary Salit There is some unique content beneath the shiny interface and pretty graphics here. Almost every element has a link to a podcast (and a transcript) describing its history and uses in an approachable narrative form, and links to videos and "resources."
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This resource is part of 2 Physics Front Topical Units.
Topic: Particles and Interactions and the Standard Model
Unit Title: Properties of Matter This interactive periodic table merges science and art to explore the elements in a visually striking way. The table is arranged in the traditional format, but each element is represented by a photograph or illustration relating to its origin or use. With a click, users can view extensive data and brief histories of 103 elements. Embedded animations for common elements complete the package. Link to Unit:
Topic: Particles and Interactions and the Standard Model
Unit Title: Elements and the Periodic Table This interactive periodic table merges science and art to explore the elements in a unique and visually striking way. It's arranged in the traditional format, but each element is represented by a photograph or illustration relating to its origin or use. With a click, users can view extensive data and brief histories of 103 elements. Animations have also been embedded for some of the more common elements Link to Unit:
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