I Illustrated 112 Elements of the Periodic Table To Make Them Easier To Remember

I think your drawings are all awesome, I know you got some critics about doing it "wrong" or people telling you how you should have done them but I think their are YOUR drawings and they are amazing!!! f haters you are the one who spent hours of dedication in these drawings

American spelling version: aluminum UK/wider used spelling: aluminium. Same thing, unfortunately

Glasses look like Harry Potter’s glasses great job!

My favorite element!

Is this meaning to look like water? I think the plasma of a star would have been a good representation, hydrogen is the principal fuel.

This is how I felt at work yesterday.

It's Danny phantom

Argon gas is actually more dense than air, so it sinks when released. Cool picture though!

That has been proven to be wrong actually.

I think you should publish a book

She looks like one of the Greek godesses or titan ><

uhhh no. Krypton is the planet that Superman is from and Kryptonite (a solid) is the rock from his planet that makes him weak. There is no Krypton gas to my knowledge involved in the superman comics.

Am I the only one thinking Evanescence here?

and most LA boobs

This drawing is my favorite so far.

maybe named after...

Copernicium is radioactive.

Pyros unite!... wait dont, we might burn the place down... Pyros disperse and be safe.

I thought it was money paid by Ants to their ex-wives......

It's a very poor example for Thorium. How about: it's the best energetic alternative on Earth. 5000 tones of Thorium would be enough to supply, the energy for the entire planet for 1 year, implying less risks and no pollution at all - due to the Thorium reactor's achievements. (Taking the Thorium approach to the production level, would mean less money for whoever controls the energy market - that's why people either don't know anything about Thorium, either they relate it to toothpastes.)

It's better used as a water treatment chemical to kill ecoli

Residues, perhaps

It's the Donald Trump of the periodic table.

I'm sorry, I love all of these but he was not a Greek god. He was punished by the gods :)

The elements named after people do not give a clue as to the form or use of the element.

I love this one so much!

Says what it's named after and also gives a use, those are the best ones.

Heyyyy, Aluminum, wanna go for a ride?

Iodine is known for subliming near room temperature, would be nice to incorporate that.

Also not a god but a titan

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It explodes with fire :3

With other elements, yes. Not pure beryllium.

We lit magnesium in science class today

This is my element

But..?

Did she discover Curium also?

Also homage to Niels Bohr.

And it is about 80℅ of the air we breathe.

I notice it was element 101. Perhaps How To Invent The Periodic Table 101?

what a 'scandal' !

Well technically it rusts in the presence of oxygen

smash ,next question

In fact Zinc isn't added to steel but the steel is covered by tiny film of Zinc.

hear me out ...smash ,next question

So why even make gallium spoons at all then?

These areal awesome and world have done me a world of good during chemistry lessons ;-)

our fat boy (hey are there any other products with bismuth?)

CF? LIKE BENAZEMA

smash ,next question

that would be painful to hear

what else has been replaced by tin?

In Bahasa Indonesia, Telur is egg.. I thought it was a smell of a rotten eggs.. and it was called Tellurium by someone who speak Bahasa :p

there is this show i watch with someone named Xenon!

Why is she naked? Were her clothes burnt from the reaction?

How does one use an element in a light?

who founded this element?

That explains the W.

what is thallium made up of if it constantly corrodes?

didnt people still use lead when marie curie was finding radioactive stuff?

Hmm...interesting...how much?👀

He is similar to Dhalsim from India, one of the Street Fighter characters.