#periodic table of elements

[archermafuyu]

FUN FACT: Rui's entire name can be spelled with elements of the periodic table. He is the only Project SEKAI character who's name you can do this with.

[averageblockhead]

two dumb joke ideas, ten minutes in paint.net, and a dream

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Salt 🧂

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[illcryatyou28]

Who the FUCK said those gases were noble

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I’m buying this shirt for Logan 🙂‍↕️🧪

[puppetidot]

MORE SKETCHES!!!

Just had to post the rest and final (for maybe a while) of my sketches! I’ve been dying to share plutonium as they are my favorite of the bunch, but I love them all so much! Eventually they will get their own line art….. eventually

AND I finally was able to draw a quartz with out it looking horrible! So I’m gonna be making a lot more quartz in the future.

(If you couldn’t tell by the mass amounts of Element gems, I love chemistry 😅)

Comment your fave!!!

Jobs,

Rubidium: I think they can remove specific gases from areas in need. (Ex: They can remove all the helium from an area but leave oxygen) *mostly used in the labs.

Plutonium: in charge of developing extremely powerful and radioactive weapons.

Iolite: I have no clue and idk if she will stay iolite. 🤷‍♂️

Francium: Catalogs all discovered elemental compounds and mixtures.

Ice: preserves important organic materials or trophies (if they even keep trophies of the planets they’ve conquered)

Halite: Dries out any surface.

Cacoxenite: amplifies the strength of quartz soldiers on the battle field.

Turquoise: paints glyphs and murals inside elite gem palace walls.

(Quartz are just quartz :P)

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[ichibin-irish]

pride month!!!

yaay

sorry if i was kinda late, my internet cut off :<

[kirvee]

everyone is rude forever <3

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[the-real-sans-undertale]

Hydrogen - H (Atomic number 1)

Helium - He (Atomic number 2)

Lithium - Li (Atomic number 3)

Beryllium - Be (Atomic number 4)

Boron - B (Atomic number 5)

Carbon - C (Atomic number 6)

Nitrogen - N (Atomic number 7)

Oxygen - O (Atomic number 8)

Fluorine - F (Atomic number 9)

Neon - Ne (Atomic number 10)

Sodium - Na (Atomic number 11)

Magnesium - Mg (Atomic number 12)

Aluminum - Al (Atomic number 13)

Silicon - Si (Atomic number 14)

Phosphorus - P (Atomic number 15)

Sulfur - S (Atomic number 16)

Chlorine - Cl (Atomic number 17)

Argon - Ar (Atomic number 18)

Potassium - K (Atomic number 19)

Calcium - Ca (Atomic number 20)

Scandium - Sc (Atomic number 21)

Titanium - Ti (Atomic number 22)

Vanadium - V (Atomic number 23)

Chromium - Cr (Atomic number 24)

Manganese - Mn (Atomic number 25)

Iron - Fe (Atomic number 26)

Cobalt - Co (Atomic number 27)

Nickel - Ni (Atomic number 28)

Copper - Cu (Atomic number 29)

Zinc - Zn (Atomic number 30)

Gallium - Ga (Atomic number 31)

Germanium - Ge (Atomic number 32)

Arsenic - As (Atomic number 33)

Selenium - Se (Atomic number 34)

Bromine - Br (Atomic number 35)

Krypton - Kr (Atomic number 36)

Rubidium - Rb (Atomic number 37)

Strontium - Sr (Atomic number 38)

Yttrium - Y (Atomic number 39)

Zirconium - Zr (Atomic number 40)

Niobium - Nb (Atomic number 41)

Molybdenum - Mo (Atomic number 42)

Technetium - Tc (Atomic number 43)

Ruthenium - Ru (Atomic number 44)

Rhodium - Rh (Atomic number 45)

Palladium - Pd (Atomic number 46)

Silver - Ag (Atomic number 47)

Cadmium - Cd (Atomic number 48)

Indium - In (Atomic number 49)

Tin - Sn (Atomic number 50)

Antimony - Sb (Atomic number 51)

Tellurium - Te (Atomic number 52)

Iodine - I (Atomic number 53)

Xenon - Xe (Atomic number 54)

Cesium - Cs (Atomic number 55)

Barium - Ba (Atomic number 56)

Lanthanum - La (Atomic number 57)

Cerium - Ce (Atomic number 58)

Praseodymium - Pr (Atomic number 59)

Neodymium - Nd (Atomic number 60)

Promethium - Pm (Atomic number 61)

Samarium - Sm (Atomic number 62)

Europium - Eu (Atomic number 63)

Gadolinium - Gd (Atomic number 64)

Terbium - Tb (Atomic number 65)

Dysprosium - Dy (Atomic number 66)

Holmium - Ho (Atomic number 67)

Erbium - Er (Atomic number 68)

Thulium - Tm (Atomic number 69)

Ytterbium - Yb (Atomic number 70)

Lutetium - Lu (Atomic number 71)

Hafnium - Hf (Atomic number 72)

Tantalum - Ta (Atomic number 73)

Tungsten - W (Atomic number 74)

Rhenium - Re (Atomic number 75)

Osmium - Os (Atomic number 76)

Iridium - Ir (Atomic number 77)

Platinum - Pt (Atomic number 78)

Gold - Au (Atomic number 79)

Mercury - Hg (Atomic number 80)

Thallium - Tl (Atomic number 81)

Lead - Pb (Atomic number 82)

Bismuth - Bi (Atomic number 83)

Polonium - Po (Atomic number 84)

Astatine - At (Atomic number 85)

Radon - Rn (Atomic number 86)

Francium - Fr (Atomic number 87)

Radium - Ra (Atomic number 88)

Actinium - Ac (Atomic number 89)

Thorium - Th (Atomic number 90)

Protactinium - Pa (Atomic number 91)

Uranium - U (Atomic number 92)

Neptunium - Np (Atomic number 93)

Plutonium - Pu (Atomic number 94)

Americium - Am (Atomic number 95)

Curium - Cm (Atomic number 96)

Berkelium - Bk (Atomic number 97)

Californium - Cf (Atomic number 98)

Einsteinium - Es (Atomic number 99)

Fermium - Fm (Atomic number 100)

Mendelevium - Md (Atomic number 101)

Nobelium - No (Atomic number 102)

Lawrencium - Lr (Atomic number 103)

Rutherfordium - Rf (Atomic number 104)

Dubnium - Db (Atomic number 105)

Seaborgium - Sg (Atomic number 106)

Bohrium - Bh (Atomic number 107)

Hassium - Hs (Atomic number 108)

Meitnerium - Mt (Atomic number 109)

Darmstadtium - Ds (Atomic number 110)

Roentgenium - Rg (Atomic number 111)

Copernicium - Cn (Atomic number 112)

Nihonium - Nh (Atomic number 113)

Flerovium - Fl (Atomic number 114)

Moscovium - Mc (Atomic number 115)

Livermorium - Lv (Atomic number 116)

Tennessine - Ts (Atomic number 117)

Oganesson - Og (Atomic number 118)

hydrogen argon hydrogen argon hydrogen argon

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Table Salt

[mineralsrocksandfossiltalks]

Throwback Thursday: Dmitri Mendeleev

This is Dmitri Mendeleev. He was a Russian chemist back in the 19th century. He was born in Siberia in 1834 to a Russian Orthodox priest and the daughter of a wealthy merchant. He was the youngest of 17 children of which only 14 survived to adulthood.

By the late 1850's he had gotten a master's in science. His claim to fame is that he was credited with creating the first version of the periodic table  of elements.

The best part is, he came up with it when he was writing  a textbook for his class in 1867. He found that if he arranged the elements by their atomic weight they exhibited an apparent periodicity of properties, elements with similar chemical properties either have similar atomic weights or the atomic weight increases regularly. Their atomic weights corresponded to their valencies and chemical properties and so much more. He even left spaces for where he predicted other elements should be (there were only 56 known at the time).

Now, why is a geologist talking about the periodic table of elements? Well, because chemistry is part of geology. It’s part of everything just like physics (which is unfortunate for me because those two classes nearly killed me in college). One of the biggest parts of my mineralogy course was to learn the chemical formulas of the most common minerals.

It's also important to know which elements are most likely to bond with each other to form minerals and we use the periodic table and chemistry for that (I will admit, this is not my strong spot. Chemistry nearly killed me in school).

Make sure to tune in tomorrow to learn more about March Madness semifinalist Jaekelopterus for Fossil Friday. Fossilize you later!

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Can you lick the chemistry?