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A perfect interpretation of everything I remember from first year chemistry.

The perfect chemical skeet doesn't exis....

Wikipedia's mini table offers a solution

I'd probably not have dropped out of A Level chemistry if this sort of approach ha been applied.

Perfect!!!!

What the fck is wrong with you? (keep them coming)

I'm sure this has been done before, but very entertaining :)

Lots of silicon seeping into “you” though, so that’s kinda Tilley group energy🤷

Well yes, obviously it’s “fancy proton”, “fusion product”, “metals”

I... might need a large poster of that.

“Weird metals”

@archytoothless.bsky.social I thought of you, of course, when I saw this. Also, sorry about messing up the peanut brittle. 😭

As a hobbyist metalworker, can also confirm. :)

This is meaningful to me because I once almost got killed by a doctor who gave me IVP dye (Iodine) for an imaging procedure and took way too long to figure out I was having an allergic reaction to it.

Glenn Seaborg came to my 5th grade class - told us that if any of us could re-arrange the periodic table better than he did, he’d be ok with us winning a Nobel prize too - funny guy

Love it!

i searched for "periodic table of the elements" with SafeSearch on, but fluorine was still in there

I like this very much! 👏

It's never made as much sense before.

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I can never see 'technetium' without the part of my brain that is The Joker trying to correct it to 'skynetium'.

Fun fact, the big chunk at the bottom does not move the table to the right. It moves it to the left. Useless fact I know, but still a fact

Alt text would keep you on your toes!

Alt text is to train our future AI overlords.