Artist Illustrated 112 Periodic Table Elements To Make Them Learning Fun
When I was in High school chemistry class, I used to mug up the elements of Periodic table, I often try to imagine what the elements would be look like as in our regular life.
Just because of the only reason that I couldn’t be able to relate these elements with real life product, learning Periodic table was no fun at all and everything became less interesting.
For those who don’t know, Periodic table is a table of the chemical elements arranged in order of atomic number, usually in rows, so that elements with similar atomic structure (and hence similar chemical properties) appear in vertical columns.
Learn Periodic Table Elements in Fun Way
Here is the proof that everything is easier to learn when presented using creative touch. Artist Kacie D. lovingly illustrated every single element of Periodic table, which makes it very easy to remember them.
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I hadn’t intended to read the whole thing, but couldn’t stop. Of course, My 1st introduction to the elements was much simpler: Air, fire, water, and …I forget the 4th one.
Im pretty sure that 4th one attacked something… idk either
At the start I was just going to take a quick look at the first few but couldn’t stop so I ended up looking at all of them. They’re very good and creative.
It is very creative and fun way of learning. The effort is to be appreciated.
So I’d like to reference you for a presentation. How do you want it? (AMA style)
uranium is by far my favorite design.
I can’t choose a single one. The ones I like the most are Aluminium, Phosphorus, and Uranium.
My favorite is carbon.
Radon is Rn not Rd