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The Cooking is chemistry. Wear the elements proudly, while protecting your clothes from messy ingredients with this colorful apron featuring an accurate Periodic Table.
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Periodic Table of Elements Mousepad
The periodic table of elements is a table that organizes the elements found in nature according to increasing atomic numbers (the atomic number is determined by how many protons are in the atomic nucleus of an element). It is an extremely useful way in which to classify, systematize and compare all the various forms of chemical behavior. Credited most often with being invented by Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev, the table has wide application to the fields of physics, engineering and biology. Now you or your...
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Periodic Table of Elements
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EuroGraphics 6000-1001 Periodic Table of Elements Puzzle
eurographics puzzles are made in the usa from the highest quality and thickest blue cardboard - pieces have a nice matted finish which makes them easy to see and handle - builds small motor skills picture recognition and task completion - promotes cooperative as well as independent play - unique educational designs encourage hand-eye coordination
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This is more than a table of elements — it’s a full-color communication tool that shows the unique relationship between chemistry and biology. Students can quickly identify which elements are used for the treatment and diagnosis of disease and the many roles elements play in the human body. Color-coding makes for easy identification of micro and macronutrients, biotoxins, trace, basic, and radioactive elements. Size: 42″ x 29″.
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Perfect for reviewing the important information found on the periodic table of elements, each of these cards contains the atomic symbol on one side, and the element name, atomic number, atomic weight, electron configuration, period, and element family on the other. The information contained on these cards is based on the latest information from the Commission on Atomic Weights and Isotopic Abundances and IUPAC. Set of 115. Size: 3″ x 5″.
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This large multicolored periodic table will make a welcome addition to the wall of your classroom or lab. At 42" x 58" with 7/8" high symbols, it can be easily scanned from the back of most labs. It follows IUPAC (International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry) nomenclature—atomic weights are based on carbon 12—and both traditional and modern group and subgroup designations, 1–18. Colored frames are used to distinguish metals, non-metals and noble gases; they also distinguish light metals from...
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Periodic Table of the Elements - DVD
Examine the role alkali metals play in fireworks. Explore the alkaline-earth metals, including calcium which is crucial for strong bones. Go inside a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier for a look at transition metals. Investigate how emerging metal technologies will change the way we drive in the future. And go behind-the-scenes to see the role metalloids play in making computers work. Grade Level: 6 - 12 Run Time: 4 hours 40 minutes
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Periodic Table: Classification of Elements
In Periodic Table: Classification of Elements students perform nine interactive, virtual lab investigations! Your students will explore the stability of elements; breakdown of compounds; reaction of substances; recovery of compounds from solutions; separation of liquid and solid mixtures and more. The comprehensive program includes a detailed, step-by-step tutorial - featuring stunning illustrations and animations - which provides a detailed view of atomic orbital structure, the 4-block organization...
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Colored frames help your students distinguish between metal, non-metal, and noble gas families; as well as allow them to differentiate light metals from brittle, ductile, and low-melting point heavy metals; and liquids, solids, and gases, from synthetic elements. The elements are presented following IUPAC nomenclature and the name; symbol; atomic number, weight, and volume; density; electron configuration; boiling and melting points; half-life; covalent and atomic radius; oxidation states; and the...
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This large multicolored periodic table will make a welcome addition to the wall of your classroom or lab. At 42" x 58" with 7/8" high symbols, it can be easily scanned from the back of most labs. It follows IUPAC (International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry) nomenclature—atomic weights are based on carbon 12—and both traditional and modern group and subgroup designations, 1–18. Colored frames are used to distinguish metals, non-metals and noble gases; they also distinguish light metals from...
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Periodic Table of the Elements Poster
Periodic Table of the Elements A colorful, easy to read chart of the elements that makes the science of atomic structures interesting. Elements are color-coded as gas, liquid or radioactive. Excellent learning tool!. Size: 38.5" x 26.75" (98 x 68cm)
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This interactive multimedia CD-ROM features stunning graphics, three-dimensional animation, and digital audio and video so students can gain a new perspective on the periodic table. An easy-to-follow instruction card lets you set up in minutes. The CD includes an easy-to-use interface, tutorials, practice quizzes and blackline masters for creating overhead transparencies and handouts. Allows students to work in Spanish or in English.
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Even though metalloids exhibit chemical properties that are similar to metals, these earthly elements are not metals. Learn about arsenic and other metalloids. Then take a behind-the-scenes look at the role metalloids play in making computers work. Exploring Metalloids Boron: Pyrotechnic Paintbrush Silicon: Computing Champion Arsenic: Mummified Mystery Understanding Computers and Computing Grade Level: 6 - 12 Run Time: 56 minutes
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This fun tie (not to be confused with Ti: Titanium) is sure to cause a positive reaction in any science geek. Silk and polyester. Made in New York. Designed by Josh Bach.
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Periodic Table of the Elements for Java enabled devices
This is a MIDP 1.0 Periodic Table, and at 31K this application takes up very little room on your device. The table iteself is not colored so black and white devices should not have any problem running this app. Navigation is available with the game keys (UP,Down, Left,Right,Fire) or numeric keypad (2=up, 8=down, 4=left, 6=right, 5=select). There are 11 properties of each element available.
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Periodic Table of Elements Placemat
These quality learning tools are 12 x 17.5 and are custom laminated, brightly colored, and very detailed. Children can master a new subject and adults can brush up on old ones....and at such a reasonable price too! The placemats are interactive, with a durable non-glare laminate on the front and many with write-on/wipe-off laminate learning exercises on the back. The exercises are fun and will keep the kids busy for a long period of time. We offer a wide variety, so everyone can choose their favorite...
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Chart Periodic Table of Elements 17 X 22
Many charts have extra information or reproducible activities on the back. Large 17" x 22" size!
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"Periodic Table of Elements" features a three-dimensional version of the standard table including the each elements name, number and abbreviation. On side two, all elements are included as part of a graphic we call "The Portal of Knowledge". The challenge presented is to fill-in, in the space provided, the correct abbreviation for each element. These mats are 17 1/2" x 11 1/2" and are full color on both sides. The product is encapsulated with a proprietary Heavy Duty-Ultra Clear Laminate that was...
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screenshot of FREE Periodic Table of Elements
Formatted for a small screen. Atomic numbers, symbols & weights. Chemical symbols and more... Easy to navigate. Multi-Platform device capability (PDA, smartphone, PC). No matter which device you use (Windows Mobile, Symbian OS, Pocket PC, Palm OS, Blackberry, or Desktop), you will NOT lose any functionality. Search for the words or phrases. Navigate from Table of Contents or read page by page. Add Bookmarks. Text annotation and mark-up. Access the guide anytime, anywhere - at home, on the...
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Periodic Table of Elements 27 x 38
The periodic table is the most important chemistry reference there is. It arranges all the known elements in an informative array. Elements are arranged left to right and top to bottom in order of increasing atomic number.. This order generally coincides with increasing atomic mass
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Binder ready charts include commons questions and answers about the Periodic Table of Elements on back. Pack of 10.
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Periodic Table of Elements Placemat by M. Ruskin
Make learning fun with an educational placemat. An educational experience for the entire family.
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