| From Classbrain.com Chemistry Periodic TablesThrough the years, periodic tables have held a fascination for me. I’m not sure what the attraction is, but I think part of it is having everything in the world represented on this one simple chart. I’ve collected some of my favorites here to share with you. There are some very cool ones! Be sure to check out ChemComic’s Periodic Table of Comic Books and the Visual Interpretation of The Table of Elements by Chemsoc.
PDF format - Adobe Acrobat required Source: Los Alamos National Laboratory The Periodic Table of Comic Books Click on an element to see a list of comic book pages involving that element. Click on a thumbnail on the list to see a full comic book page. Take a look at Oxygen to start. They think that this is some of their best stuff. Source: ChemComics A Visual Interpretation of The Table of Elements If you are a designer or into visual arts be sure to take a look at this periodic table. It’s available in a Flash version or an HTML version, and it’s visually incredible. Another really interesting feature on this site is a section that they call Periodic Landscapes. These landscapes are a series of computer generated landscape views and models based on various patterns and relationships within the periodic table. You can even send an ecard of one of these periodic landscapes. Source: 109 - a visual arts and science collaborative project supported by the Royal Society of Chemistry Periodic Table of Elements Comprehensive data on elements including scores of properties, element names in many languages and most known nuclides is provided by this periodic table. In addition environmental and chemistry articles round out this site. Through out EnvironmentalChemistry.com, you will find that technical terms are linked to their definitions for your convenience. Source: Environmental Chemistry Alternate Style Periodic Elements Did you know that all periodic tables don’t look like the one that we’re all familiar with? There have actually been a number of other styles designed by various scientists. Take a look at these specialized layouts: Dr. Timmothy Stowe’s Physicist’s Period Table Professor Thoedor Benfey’s Periodic Spiral Emil Zmaczynski’s Triangular Long Form Periodic Table Dimitri Mendeleev’s Original Folded Periodic Table Source: Chris Heilman, Phoenix College 1001 Periodic Table Quiz Questions
The Periodic Table of Poetry Do you know that chemistry has a literary side? Well, it can when it’s created by Maggie Schold. She’s created a periodic table with a poem for each element. Web Elements Scholar Edition Mark Winter’s WebElements Periodic Table is one of the best resources on the Internet. It’s audio linked so you can listen to the descriptions if you’re tired of reading. There are also WebElement movies for PC and Mac. If you need a professional version with more advanced information, check out his Professional Edition. If a printed periodic table is need, he has a couple of different types. You can even download a small, free-standing Flash version for your personal computer with his FlashElements for PC or Mac. Source: WebElements © Copyright 2004 by Classbrain.com |
