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There are thousands of periodic tables in web space, but this is the only comprehensive database of periodic tables & periodic system formulations. If you know of an interesting periodic table that is missing, please contact the database curator: Mark R. Leach Ph.D.
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Non-Chemistry Periodic Tables. The PT is often used as an organizing metaphor in various areas of human endeavor:
Year: 2013 | PT id = 564, Type = formulation non-chem |
7 Elemental Chemical Synthesis
The Mystics Guide to Elemental Chemistry, by bzylman at deviantart:
[A] poster is designed to geek out the chemist and the mystic alike. It is a variation on the periodic table of chemical elements that have been rearranged into a circular structure based upon their proton count and chemical family, augmented with the concept of the 7 mystic elements of earth, air, fire, water, metal, wood and void. It was very interesting to work upon once I hit the correct organization of elements that they lined up almost perfectly.
Year: 2016 | PT id = 940, Type = non-chem |
90 Global Issues, Periodic Table of
Indian Schoolgirl Perfectly Reproduces Periodic Table by Inserting 90 Global Issues, a headline from The Epoc Times.
"Below is the periodic table, with the elemental symbols as they should be. But rather than a chemical, each symbol abbreviates a relevant social problem affecting the world today. Meet Kaanchi Chopra, the creator of this unique period table of elements. Chopra is a 17-year-old student and artist from Delhi, India. Because she uses her art as a platform to incite change, Chopra refers to herself as an ardent artivist.
From Kaanchi Chopra's ART AND ACTIVISM blog:
"As I flipped through the pages of [my chemistry textbook] trying to decipher the meaning of the title, a flashback to Grade 10 suddenly reminded me of the Periodic Table. How we used to make numerous mnemonics to memorize the Alkali metals, Alkaline Earth metals, Halogens, Noble gases and Transitional metals.
"In this entire rote learning process, I found something different and probably something as meaningful as those elements. I realized that each and every symbol of the elements in the Periodic Table was an acronym of a global issue. It could be expanded to form a word which represented one of humanity's worst vices. A few words in this table also represent the various movements and social issues which have gained a lot of attention in the recent times. That was when I decided to make a periodic table of 90 global issues and here it is!"
Thanks to Carel Kusters for the tip!
Year: 2009 | PT id = 314, Type = formulation non-chem |
Acrylic on Canvas Painting by Princess Rashid
A series of acrylic on canvas abstract periodic table paintings by Princess Rashid:
Year: 2000 | PT id = 182, Type = non-chem |
Adobe Illustrator Shortcuts in Periodic Table Stylie
Adobe Illustrator Shortcuts in Periodic Table Stylie:
Year: 2000 | PT id = 99, Type = non-chem |
Adult Periodic Table
An adult PT of sex (available from Amazon):
Year: 1933 | PT id = 646, Type = formulation non-chem |
After Crookes: The Periodic Law
The Crookes three dimensional periodic table of 1898, here, has been adapted with the addition of two elements 'Adyarium' and 'Occultium' between hydrogen and helium, as presented to Theosophical Society (see bottom right hand corner).
Looking into this, we found the following:
INTRODUCTION TO THE THIRD EDITION By C. JINARAJADASA
This work contains a record of clairvoyant investigations into the structure of matter. The observations were carried out at intervals over a period of nearly forty years, the first in August 1895 and the last in October 1933. The two investigators, Annie Besant (1847-1933) and C. W. Leadbeater (1847-1934) were trained clairvoyants and well equipped to check and supplement each other's work.
Method of Investigation: The method is unique and difficult to explain. Many have heard of the word "clairvoyance" (clear-seeing), connoting the cognition of sights and sounds not perceived by ordinary people. In India the term Yoga is sometimes related to faculties that are beyond ordinary cognition. It is stated in Indian Yoga that one who has trained himself "can make himself infinitesimally small at will". This does not mean that he undergoes a diminution in bodily size, but only that, relatively, his conception of himself can be so minimized that objects which normally are small appear to him as large. The two investigators had been trained by their Eastern Gurus or Teachers to exercise this unique faculty of Yoga, so that when they observed a chemical atom it appeared to their vision as highly magnified.:
Thanks to Roy Alexander for the tip!
Year: 2012 | PT id = 509, Type = non-chem |
Airline Customer Review Periodic Table
A Periodic Table ranking Airlines by eDreams Customer reviews. Find your favorite way to fly:
Thanks to Eric Scerri for the tip!
See the website EricScerri.com and Eric's Twitter Feed.
Year: 2013 | PT id = 602, Type = non-chem |
Alcohol, Periodic Table of
From visual.ly, a Periodic Table of Alcohol. Click here for full size:
Thanks to Eric Scerri for the tip!
See the website EricScerri.com and Eric's Twitter Feed.
Year: 2011 | PT id = 425, Type = non-chem |
Nicholas Armstrong's Periodic Table of University Courses
Nicholas Armstrong is a graduate of Computer Engineering at the University of Waterloo, currently pursuing a Master's degree in and at the same. On his blog there is a periodic table showing the courses he took at university. Click here for a large version:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 424, Type = non-chem |
Arsenal Periodic Table
From ebay, "118 of Arsenal's greatest players and managers in a periodic table, along with the years they played for the club. Specifically designed so the top 24 Arsenal players are listed seperately in the box below the main table, this is a fantastic poster that would grace the wall of any Arsenal fan":
Year: 2015 | PT id = 711, Type = misc non-chem |
Art of The Elements
An Exhibition "Periodic Tales: The Art of the Elements", the Compton Verney Gallery, 3 October 2015 to 13 December 2015
"The iconic periodic table represents the ultimate expression of order, containing the volatile elements in rows and columns. This exhibition explores a selection of the elements drawn from the periodic table (neon, uranium, gold, silver, carbon, iron, copper, mercury, colbolt, aluminium, sulphur, bronze, tin, lead, calcium) and looks at how artists have used them and their cultural meanings in their art.
"Inside the exhibition you will experience the elements in unique and unexpected ways through historic and contemporary works by artists including Eduardo Paolozzi, Joseph Beuys, Joseph Wright of Derby, John Constable, Antony Gormley, Cornelia Parker, Marc Quinn, Lucy Skaer, Danny Lane, Bill Woodrow, Maria Lalic, Fiona Banner, Thomas Heatherwick, David Nash, Ken + Julia Yonetani and Roger Hiorns.
There are also two new commissions. A stunning neon work by Tim Etchells and a thoughtful carbon sculpture by Annie Cattrell."
The show is reviewed in New Scientist.
Thanks to Marcus Lynch for the tip!
Year: 2005 | PT id = 191, Type = non-chem |
Artist's Periodic Table
“Periodic Table” found object assemblage and construction. Dimensions variable, by David Redfern:
Year: 2007 | PT id = 195, Type = non-chem |
Awesoments
"In the 300 B.C., years before the birth of black Jesus, Aristole postulated that all good things were made of 'win'. That was a pretty good guess, but he was drunk and probably also having an orgy. Modern day awesominers know there are actually 118 fundamental 'awesoments' that compose all good things. The Periodic Table of Awesoments can be a very useful tool. It's designed to show the relationships between awesoments, and often one can even predict how awesoments interact simply by their positions on the table.":
Year: 2010 | PT id = 356, Type = non-chem |
Baseball Hall of Famers
From Wired: When it comes to central repositories of awesomeness, science has its Periodic Table of Elements. Baseball has its Hall of Fame. And now, an unlikely marriage between the two has been fashioned.
Larry Granillo, who runs the über-awesome Wezen Ball, took it upon himself to essentially mash up the Periodic Table (which currently boasts 118 known elements) with those who've been formally voted into baseball's most elite circle (109 members, to date). With a little categorizing and a whole lot of inventiveness, Granillo came up with the definitive classification system of baseball legends.
Click to embiggen:
Year: 2015 | PT id = 710, Type = non-chem |
Batman Periodic Table
No idea where this one originated from, but is all over the Internet and is available as a T-shirt here & here:
Year: 2017 | PT id = 750, Type = non-chem |
BBC | Every Element of Wonder Periodic Table
Y&R London team up with FLINK, represented by Independent / Indy8, to craft an ad for BBC's Every Element of Wonder campaign, highlighting its learning running across TV, radio and social media platforms.:
Year: 2014 | PT id = 631, Type = non-chem |
Beatles, Periodic Table of
A periodic table of the Beatles, from dotmund:
Thanks to Eric Scerri for the tip!
See the website EricScerri.com and Eric's Twitter Feed.
Year: 2009 | PT id = 263, Type = non-chem |
Beer Styles
Periodic Table of Beer Styles:
Year: 2006 | PT id = 170, Type = non-chem |
Beer Styles
A periodic table of Beer Styles from Mantis Design:
Year: 2007 | PT id = 262, Type = non-chem |
Beeriodic Table
From Mark Winter's WebElements, a Beeriodic Table:
Year: 2008 | PT id = 93, Type = non-chem |
Periodic Table for Black Hole Orbits
"We define a taxonomy of orbits that hinges on a correspondence between periodic orbits and rational numbers. The taxonomy defines the entire dynamics, including aperiodic motion, since every orbit is in or near the periodic set." Janna Levin, Gabe Perez-Giz (and New Scientist):
Year: 2004 | PT id = 406, Type = non-chem |
Blues Periodic Table
A Periodic Table of The Blues by Instruments For Research and Industry:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 421, Type = non-chem |
David Bradley's Periodic Table of Science Bloggers
David Bradley, of ScienceBase, has constructed a Periodic Table of Science Bloggers:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 326, Type = non-chem |
Brand Evolution Terms
By Kolbrener, a Periodic Table of Brand Evolution Terms:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 329, Type = non-chem |
Business Periodic Table
The Periodic Table of Business shows 384 base or generic Performance Markers. These are arranged and placed on the Periodic Table strategically, by business function and layer in the business, or hierarchy:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 328, Type = non-chem |
Caffine Beverages
A Periodic Table of Caffine Beverages:
Year: 2008 | PT id = 275, Type = non-chem |
Callan's Periodic Table of Investment Returns
"The first Callan Periodic Table of Investment Returns was published (and copyrighted) by Callan Associates, Inc. in 1999. The Table is updated each year and can be found (free of charge) on Callan's website. As the proud father of Callan's Periodic Table of Investment Returns, and the coiner of the name, I am happy to see it adopted by many in the investment industry, all we ask is for acknowledgment."
Jay Kloepfer
Year: 2007 | PT id = 218, Type = non-chem |
Canadian Periodic Table
This Canadian PT has lots of subtle Canadian references (apparently) from here.
Year: 2009 | PT id = 552, Type = non-chem |
Canadian Periodic Table of The Elements
From Uncyclopedia: Contrary to popular belief, Canadian science organizations and the Canadian education systems are quite sophisticated programs. These programs rely on up to date information, and a wide plethora of information. Most notably, the Canadian Periodic Table of the Elements.
Established 3 days after the discovery of Canada by Humans, and consisting of only 3 elements (Me, Wa, Ro) it provided the foundation for today's table which sports 18 different Elements, with more being added every decade or so:
Year: 2003 | PT id = 198, Type = non-chem |
Candy
A periodic table of Candy, "An invaluable scientific tool brought to you by drchinese" :
Year: 1996 | PT id = 491, Type = non-chem |
Suzanne Caporael's Periodic Table of the Elements
Suzanne Caporael's, Periodic Table of the Elements: Series 1; The Five Kingdoms: Series 2 (Exhibit Catalog, Feb–Mar 1996), Richard Gray Gallery, Chicago, IL (1996). Each of the one hundred and twelve elements is a wrapped and painted book. Many are encyclopedia volumes. Each painted volume hides some knowledge. Oil on linen, muslin, 78 in x 192 in:
Year: 1997 | PT id = 101, Type = non-chem |
Car Advert
And a car advert...
Year: 2010 | PT id = 394, Type = non-chem |
Cars, Periodic Table of
A Periodic Table of Cars from the CARnivorousness blog:
Year: 2008 | PT id = 176, Type = non-chem |
Cartoon Characters
A Flickr page showing a periodic table of cartoon characters with clickable links:
Year: 2005 | PT id = 100, Type = non-chem |
Cereal Typologies
A chart on cereal typologies published in 2wice:
Year: 2014 | PT id = 665, Type = non-chem |
Childhood, Periodic Table of
Sold by Etsy, a Periodic Table of Childhood:
Thanks to Eric Scerri for the tip!
See the website EricScerri.com and Eric's Twitter Feed
Year: 2012 | PT id = 534, Type = non-chem |
Chocolate Periodic Table
Two way proof that the periodic table is made of chocolate, from Fo'Drizzle and Robeastro:
Year: 2018 | PT id = 1144, Type = misc non-chem |
Christmas Periodic Table of Substances
By Tom Gauld for New Scientist 22/29 December 2018 pp90:
Year: 2009 | PT id = 211, Type = non-chem |
Chuck Norris Destroyed the Periodic Table
From the Crazy Dog T-shirts a Chuck Norris Periodic Table.
"Chuck Norris Destroyed the Periodic Table of Elements because he only recognizes the element of surprise. "
Unfortunately, no longer available... but there are lots of other cool ones!
Year: 2010 | PT id = 310, Type = non-chem |
Chucknorium
Chucknorium, the most dangerous element in the whole universe, here:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 395, Type = non-chem |
City Planning Periodic Table
A Periodic Table of City Planning:
Year: 2013 | PT id = 539, Type = non-chem |
Classic Rock Periodic Chart
A Periodic Chart of Classic Rock by Van Dieman... look more closely:
Thanks to Eric Scerri for the tip!
See the website EricScerri.com and Eric's Twitter Feed.
Year: 1999 | PT id = 332, Type = non-chem |
CHC Gf-Gc Periodic Table of Cognitive Elements
The Kevin McGrew CHC Gf-Gc Periodic Table of Cognitive Elements:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 327, Type = non-chem |
Coiled Coils
CC+, a relational database of coiled-coil protein structures. This database has been developed to help probe understanding of the sequence-to-structure relationships:
Year: 2014 | PT id = 679, Type = non-chem |
College Scholarships, Periodic Table of
From the website:
"At ScholarshipExperts, we want to make your [American College] scholarship search easy and fun, while helping you find free money to pay for your college education. That's why we created the Periodic Table of College Scholarships – an interactive tool to help you explore thousands of scholarships available online and find opportunities that match your academic achievements, interests, and needs.
"Start experimenting with the table below by selecting an element to view a full list of scholarships available in a specific category. To see full scholarship details and application deadlines, click on the title of an individual award."
Year: 2010 | PT id = 185, Type = non-chem |
Colorments
A Periodic Table of Colorments.
From Colourlovers "Here you can find all the elements on the periodic table represented by a mere 5 colors. Some have the inspiration image posted while others were purely plucked from the depths of my scientific being. Hours of research went into all of these so, enjoy!":
Year: 2007 | PT id = 96, Type = non-chem |
Comic Book Characters
A research project by the Department of Chemistry, University of Kentucky.
Year: 2004 | PT id = 94, Type = non-chem |
Condiments
A periodic table of condiment lifetimes:
Year: 2012 | PT id = 519, Type = non-chem |
Connectivism, Periodic Table of
Gretal Patch writes in her blog, Edtech Learning Log:
"My EdTech543 assignment this week certainly stretched my creativity, but since I'm a wanna-be chemist at heart, I had to try it. The assignment was to non-linguistically represent the dense concepts of connectivism, personal learning networks, and communities of practice. Here is my attempt":
Year: 2006 | PT id = 207, Type = non-chem |
Console Controllers
A periodic table of console (game) controllers, here. Click here for a larger version.
Year: 1980 | PT id = 322, Type = non-chem |
Contemporary Elements
A 1980 periodic table (with updated 'modern revisions') by Joseph Di Gregorio that claims to show the "Contemporary Elements".
Click here to see the full size version:
Year: 2021 | PT id = 1199, Type = non-chem |
Coronavirus, Periodic Table of: Elements of a Year We'll Never Forget
By Jamie Diersing and posted on McSweeneys, The Periodic Table of Coronavirus: Elements of a Year We'll Never Forget
Thanks to Eric Scerri for the tip!
See the website EricScerri.com and Eric's Twitter Feed.
Year: 2016 | PT id = 738, Type = non-chem |
Cricket, Heavy Rock, Wine, Cocktails, Football, Hip Hop: Periodic Table "of" Books
The periodic table is a widely used metaphor for arranging about 100 items:
Year: 2005 | PT id = 146, Type = non-chem |
A periodic table of criminal elements:
Year: 2009 | PT id = 168, Type = non-chem |
Cupcakes
A periodic table of Cupcakes from Woman's Day magazine:
Year: 2017 | PT id = 756, Type = non-chem |
Daily Mail Outrage, Periodic Table of
From The Poke, a Periodic Table of Daily Mail Outrage. We particularly like the groupings of Blind Fury, Pious Indignation, Inbred Loathing, Existential Angst, Swivel-Eyed Ignorance, Sexual Frisson, Sheer Envy & Egregious Knee-Jerk.
T-shirt, poster & Tea Towel versions are available. Click here for the large version:
Thanks to Marcus Lynch for the tip!
Year: 2023 | PT id = 1274, Type = formulation misc non-chem |
DALL·E Pop Art Periodic Table
I asked DALL·E to generate a: "periodic table as pop art", and the AI produced this:
Year: 2007 | PT id = 188, Type = non-chem |
Dallas
"Periodic Table of Dallas to be unveiled: Not that we're bragging or anything, but a mural masterminded by local artist Frank Campagna that shows a periodic table of important elements of Dallas was just unveiled on the side of The Door":
Year: 2004 | PT id = 256, Type = non-chem |
De Long's Wine Grape Varietal Table
Year: 2007 | PT id = 224, Type = misc non-chem |
Death Metal Periodic Table
Year: 2004 | PT id = 271, Type = non-chem |
Dessert Periodic Table
A Scientific and Rigorous approach to patisserie -- in Full Color by Andrew Plotkin (2003)
You've seen those charts that say, like, "Periodic Table of the Vegetables" or "Periodic Table of the Sausages"? They annoy me because they are not periodic. They have no vertical or horizontal correspondences. The actual periodic table of chemical elements has structure -- that's why it's cool. Thus, my contribution to the field:
Year: 2001 | PT id = 97, Type = non-chem |
Desserts
Year: 2010 | PT id = 427, Type = non-chem |
Diana Comet Presents: 75 Years of Fabulous Writers. A Periodic Table, 1933-2008
Sandra McDonald has produced a Diana Comet Presents: 75 Years of Fabulous (women) Writers, A Periodic Table, 1933-2008 here:
Year: 2014 | PT id = 645, Type = non-chem |
Do Not Disturb
From a hotel in Boston:
Thanks to Eric Scerri for the tip!
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Year: 2009 | PT id = 426, Type = non-chem |
Does the Periodic Table Of LED's Schematic Work?
I'm not going to elaborate on my project, I don't want anyone to steal it. Basically, its a LED Array in the shape of the periodic table. The small black circles are 4 way connections of all wires, if they intersect with no circle, they do not connect.:
Year: 2016 | PT id = 749, Type = non-chem |
Education Technology, Periodic Table of
From Daily Genius, a Periodic Table of Education Technology:
Thanks to Eric Scerri for the tip!
See the website EricScerri.com and Eric's Twitter Feed
Year: 2009 | PT id = 315, Type = non-chem |
Element Girls Pretty Up the Periodic Table
The original idea for "The Periodic Table: Learning Basic Chemistry through Moe" came to Miyuki Mitsuda, a chemistry teacher at Tokyo's Musashi Institute of Technology, where "moe" is a Japanese term that describes the feminization of inanimate objects:
Year: 2023 | PT id = 1283, Type = data misc non-chem element |
Element Names: The Etymology of The Periodic Table
An excellent video by RobWords about the names of the chemical elements and how they came about:
Year: 2013 | PT id = 576, Type = non-chem |
Element of Confusion T-Shirt
From Bad Idea T-Shirts:
Year: 2012 | PT id = 489, Type = non-chem |
Elemental Foundation of All Rap Songs
From the blog, The Internet Sucks Today, a mini-PT arrangement which shows "the elemental foundation of all rap songs":
Year: 2010 | PT id = 341, Type = non-chem |
Elemental Table of the Period
Called "Elemental Table of the Period", this is a mixed media on panel artwork by Faith Cavendish on the HoldUp website.
Look closely, and many of the elements symbols have been moved, duplicated or invented:
Year: 1967 | PT id = 230, Type = formulation misc non-chem |
Elements of The Standard Model
The first step towards the Standard Model of particle physics was Glashow's 1960 discovery of a way to combine the electromagnetic and weak interactions. In 1967, Weinberg & Salam incorporated the Higgs mechanism, giving the standard model its modern form of: quarks leptons and bosons.
These diagrams are the periodic tables of elementry particle physics:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 309, Type = non-chem |
Elements of Videogames, Illustrated
From the Lizzy wanders blog, here:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 420, Type = non-chem |
Empire Strikes Back, Periodic Table of
From Blastr, with art design by Chris Kalba, comes a Periodic Table of The Empire Strikes Back:
Year: 2008 | PT id = 331, Type = non-chem |
European Nations As Periodic Table
The Periodic Table of European Nations:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 415, Type = non-chem |
Fake Science Periodic Table
Fake Science provides bonkers theories about our world, including the 'fact' that the periodic table is based on the popular board game Scrabble:
Year: 2013 | PT id = 605, Type = non-chem |
Fictional Elements Periodic Table
This interactive graphic, from fictionalmaterials.com, contains fictional materials from games, animated shows, comic books, movies, books, television and more.
- Chemical X (symbol: CX) in The Powerpuff Girls
- Diamondillium (symbol: Diu) from Futurama
- Psitanium (symbol: Ps) in Psychonauts
- Nitrium (symbol Ni) in Star Trek
- Kryptonite (symbol: Kr)
- Element 152 (symbol: E52) from the DC Comics universe
If you hover over an element in the source infographic, it displays the origin and properties of the fictional element:
Year: 2013 | PT id = 574, Type = non-chem |
Flag of Nation of Discoverer Periodic Table
A periodic table showing the national flag of the discoverer:
Year: 2003 | PT id = 95, Type = non-chem |
Font
A dingbat font by Scott Stowell and Chip Wass:
Year: 2012 | PT id = 498, Type = non-chem |
Football Club Periodic Tables by On A Six Pence
By onasixpence.com, offer a series of visuals of some British Premier League football clubs:
- Bridge of Dreams (Chelsea)
- Professor of Science (Arsenal)
- Science of Dreams (Manchester United)
- You'll Never Walk Alone (Liverpool FC)
- The Don of Elland Road (Leeds FC)
- Audere est Facere (Tottenham Hotspur FC)
- School of Science (Everton FC)
- Arsene Wenger (Manager):
Year: 2016 | PT id = 737, Type = non-chem |
Football, Periodic Table of (Book)
A book called: The Periodic Table of Football by Nick Holt, available on Amazon. Click here for a larger version of the periodic table.
Thanks to Eric Scerri for the tip!
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Year: 2012 | PT id = 512, Type = non-chem |
Four of Diamonds: A Pirate Story
From the Creative Output blog, "Jim was a respectable middle-aged man who suddenly became a pirate. He didn't just start downloading art in ways contrary to the artists' wishes. He actually became a pirate. One minute he was looking at cat pictures on the internet at work, the next he was standing on an enemy ship, with a cutlass in one hand and a hook on the other...":
Thanks to Eric Scerri for the tip!
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Year: 2007 | PT id = 404, Type = non-chem |
Freaky Trigger Periodic Table
The Freaky Trigger Periodic Table. "What the FreakyTrigger periodic table is not: science - not even in the loosest limbed definition that FT uses (ie thought experiments and puns). It is not a way of ordering the world, the makers of the desert periodic table put up last week would be quite disappointed by the general lack of periodicity. Whilst there may be some serendipity in the periodic placement of some of the "elements", this is more by accident than by design. Indeed the design merely fits that of the periodic table because that was the idea in the first place. And as the methodology shows, any over-arching idea to create a consistent cosmology out of this project was soon scuppered by the organic scourge of many bright ideas. Alcohol.":
- FT Periodic Table: Element 1: LOVE
- FT Periodic Table: Element 2: SPACEWAR
- FT Periodic Table: Element 3: ROBOTS
- FT Periodic Table: Element 4: POP
Year: 2020 | PT id = 1104, Type = misc non-chem |
FReNeTic
FReNeTiC is the multi-Award winning 'Frenzied word game of the Elements' where players race against the clock to form as many words as possible using the Element Symbols of The Periodic Table.
In this fast and furious word game players score points equivalent to the atomic numbers of each tile used to create the word, for example Ba Na Na = Banana = 78 points.
The first player to score 1000 points wins!
Everyone plays all the time, quick set up and easy-to-follow rules with FRaNTiC FUN AcTiON! (And no, you don't need to know the Periodic Table or be a GeNiUS to play).
Thanks to Marcus for the tip!
Year: 2005 | PT id = 184, Type = non-chem |
Fundamental Particles
A periodic table of Fundamental Particles. Click on the image to go to the website and access a 7000 x 5000 sized image:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 556, Type = non-chem |
Funk, Periodic Table of
Year: 2016 | PT id = 720, Type = non-chem |
Genetic Codon Periodic Table
Heinrich Ferreira, splicejunction.blogspot.com, has created a 'periodic table' for the 20 amino acids, organized by generic code and hydrophobic value.
"I realized that when one orders the codons in the genetic code by Hamming distance of base changes between the 64 different codons for the 20 amino acids, that the amino acids with similar hydrophobic/polar nature automatically cluster together.
"This shows how the genetic code is optimized to minimize the production of incorrectly folded proteins.
"Thus, in the case of a single base change which results in a different amino acid being used, the chances are that incorrect amino acid will have the same or similar hydrophobic qualities are actually quite high due to the codons appearing next to each other on the Genetic Code periodic table.
"This representation, like the periodic table, is a torus where the adjacent codons wrap around from bottom to top and left to right."
Year: 2013 | PT id = 572, Type = non-chem |
Google Panda: Periodic Table of SEO
Panda is a is a 2011 change to Google's search results ranking algorithm aimed to lower the rank of 'low-quality sites' or 'thin sites' and return higher-quality sites near the top of the search results.
The PT below, from spotaleopard.com, is a graphic to help web developers make their sites 'Panda friendly':
Year: 2007 | PT id = 160, Type = formulation spiral 3D non-chem |
Gyroscopic Periodic Table
From the Garuda Biodynamics web site: "The Gyroscopic Periodic Table has been a natural progression developed from a study of Soil Science, Dr Steiner's Agriculture and Medical Courses, Astronomy and Astrology."
Year: 2001 | PT id = 336, Type = misc non-chem |
Haiku Periodic Table
The excellent Periodic Table of Haiku has re-emerged from the 'Way Back" web-archive website.
A second 2009/10 Periodic Table of Haiku, from the University of Minnesota is available here.
Year: 2007 | PT id = 1063, Type = non-chem |
Hardware, Periodic Table of
From This Into That – by Jim Rosenau – comes a Periodic Table of Hardware that rather cleverly uses the usual element symbols:
- H for hammer
- He for hedge shears
- Li for light bulb
- etc.
Year: 2016 | PT id = 731, Type = formulation non-chem |
Harrington Periodic Tables
So we start this effort tabula rasa (without preconceived ideas).
1) All atoms have a default "common denominator" structure at 270 mass units, irrespective of the element under discussion. Therefore, no elements seen as wisps and glints past this point are of consequence. Ergo, the bizarre stability of Dubnium 270.
2) This common structure is divided up by the exact same divisors as are the electron orbitals - i.e. the prime numbers of 2, 3, 5, and 7.
3) Pi as a divisor produces its own, unique and dominating organizational patterns.
4) Each of these sets of plotted nuclide "boxes" use identical formats, but are arranged in vertical columns based on the set of 270 AMUs being divided by these prime numbers. So the 5D Table is 270/5 or 54 AMUs per vertical column/"tower".
5) Each system reinforces unique elemental parameters. The system based on 3/Pi, and its second "harmonic" at 6/2Pi reflects physical properties. The 2Pi configuration almost exactly emulates the "conventional" / Mendeleevian element-based table, except the periods are based upon mass not element count, and these periods do not organize in rows of 18 elements, but rather rows of 44 mass units. The organization/configuration of this default structure is: Pi(Pi^2 + Pi + 1) = 44 This is the primary physical default structure of the periodic table and spectrum of elements, as projected in 3D space, and as perceptible to humans.
6) 5D determines everything with magnetic properties. This disproves every single theory that attributes electron shell behavior as determining magnetic parameters. Clearly here we see that the nucleus is "calling the shots", with electron orbitals conforming as driven. The various red and blue shaded boxes are found at extremes of top and bottom.
7) The system of 7D determines most of all physical parameters of surface and molecular behavior. Here we see surface tension, density, softness and hardness, malleability, boiling and melting points and a few other behaviors. This system of correlation is fully unknown to conventional theory. Notice how superlative parameters bunch at the top and bottom of this configuration.
8) When this system of 270 mass units is divided by 12, for 22 mass units per period, the periodic cycle rate precisely correlates with known Type 1 and 2 elemental superconductors. The physical correlations between periodic repetition at 22 mass units, the 270 count system, and superconductors is also completely novel and not compatible to conventional BCS theory. The correlation between this 22 count system and the three largest cross section nuclides known to man (113Cd, 157Gd and 135Xe) is also completely heretical, however mathematically symmetrical and perfect it may actually be organized.
9) The center portion of this common 270 count structure is named the "Cordillera", for the habit of multiple parallel mountain ridges sharing a common alignment. This area is profoundly affected by Pi-based organizations. The very center at 135Xe indicates that the overall table should terminate at element 108 Hassium at 270 mass units. This has a Proton/Neutron ratio of 3:2. This actual nuclide has very poor stability, unlike Dubnium 105 with 270 mass counts. This nuclide has a ratio of precisely 1:Pi/2, indicating the entire table describes a spectrum of mass organizational states spanning the integer ratio of 1:1 (Deuterium) to 3:2, then on through to 1:Pi/2. Current accepted atomic theories concerning "Islands of Stability" are ridiculous.
WAH
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Year: 2013 | PT id = 575, Type = non-chem |
He(isenberg) T-Shirt
From Bad Idea T-Shirts:
Year: 2011 | PT id = 416, Type = non-chem |
Heavy Metals (Bands) Periodic Table
From Pop Chart Lab a Periodic Table of Heavy Metals:
Year: 2013 | PT id = 580, Type = formulation non-chem misc |
Higgs Boson and Fundamental Particle/Force Periodic Tables
The Higgs boson sits at the heart of the Standard Model of particle physics, and so is at the centre of periodic table type representations of quarks, leptons and forces.
Three representations by the UCR Today, a video interview with Particle Fever editor Walter Murch: "The Higgs boson is kind of a MacGuffin" and from im9.eu:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 390, Type = non-chem |
Hipsters Periodic Table
Year: 2006 | PT id = 30, Type = non-chem |
Homeopathic
A Homeopathic Periodic Table by Jan Scholten.
From his book Geheime Lanthanide (Secret Lanthanides) 2006. The basic idea is that successive elements in each series ( = row) are like the stages in a heroic story like the labours of Hercules or the voyages of Odysseus, each one appropriate to meet a different challenge.
Year: 2009 | PT id = 183, Type = non-chem |
Hong Kong
A periodic table of Hong Kong by BigWhiteGuy :
Year: 2010 | PT id = 340, Type = non-chem |
HTML 5 Elements, Periodic Table of
This table, from the Josh Duck blog, shows the 104 elements currently in the HTML5 working draft and two proposed elements (marked with an asterisk).
Year: 2014 | PT id = 683, Type = non-chem |
HTML 5 Periodic Table
Josh Duck's 2010 HTML 5 Periodic Table has been removed from the web (still avialable here), but it has been replaced by an updated HTML5 Periodic Table, by Robert Manning:
Year: 2013 | PT id = 587, Type = non-chem |
HTML Periodic Table of the Elements
Periodic Table of HTML Elements, by Josh Duck, has an inspector that allows you to see which elements are being used on any website you enter:
Year: 2011 | PT id = 430, Type = non-chem |
Human Element
By Camelot Cottons: This is an amazing collection putting Human Emotion as the focus and using the Periodic Table as the platform for this concept. You can use this colorful collection to make a gift for the academic in your life.
Year: 2010 | PT id = 382, Type = misc non-chem |
Imaginary Elements
An image of a Periodic Table Imaginary Elements by Russell Walks:
Year: 2007 | PT id = 166, Type = non-chem |
Internet Periodic Table
A periodic table of the Internet. Click on the link or image to go to the website, from where you and access the web sites & services listed:
Year: 2009 | PT id = 209, Type = non-chem |
Investment Returns
A periodic table investment returns from the Retirement Income Journal.
Year: 2011 | PT id = 387, Type = non-chem |
Irrational Nonsense Periodic Table
The Periodic Table of Irrational Nonsense:
Year: 2009 | PT id = 249, Type = formulation misc non-chem spiral 3D |
Steve Jensen's "In-Finite Form"
"I'm a figurative sculptor, living in Minneapolis MN. A few years ago, while looking at a two dimensional version of the periodic table, I too wondered if it would be possible to create a Periodic Table without any visual breaks in its numerical sequence. Although I had never seen anything other than the rectangular flat table, I thought I might be able to solve this spatial continuity problem three dimensionally. I also wanted to limit myself to using a 3-D "line" that had no sudden changes in direction. After coming up with what I thought was a new and unique sculptural resolution, I put the project aside. Only recently (after re-building my paper model out of a translucent material) did I do some research on the web, and immediately recognized the strong likeness between my version and the Alexander Arrangement. Even more surprising was my models' visual similarity to Crookes' figure eight design from some 111 years ago.
"Although there are obviously many inventive and well thought out responses to this design challenge, I believe that my solution is a unique one, and an improvement over some of the previous three dimensional forms. The "line" of my model allows for contiguous numerical placement of all the symbols (while maintaining group continuity along its vertical axis), even as the shape of its plan view makes visual reference to the well-known symbol for infinity. What's more, in my version, the Lanthanide & Actinide series do not occupy a separate field but are fully integrated into the continuous linear flow. This piece, which I've entitled "In-Finite Form" speaks to the mystery of the endless flow of space, even as it folds back onto itself within the confines of a finite system."
Year: 2009 | PT id = 179, Type = non-chem |
Keys
A periodic table of Keys from Flickr:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 527, Type = non-chem |
Knickers
What more can we say... except the Etsy link no longer works!
Year: 2011 | PT id = 450, Type = non-chem |
Knitted Periodic Table
From the Facebook group, Knit The Periodic Table.
Year: 2005 | PT id = 213, Type = non-chem |
Languages
A periodic table of languages, here:
and for sale here:
Year: 2014 | PT id = 682, Type = non-chem |
Learning Methods, Periodic Table of
Nano Ninjas CLASS - FLL Project by Nano Ninjas.
CLASS = Crowdsourced Learning Academic Scholastic System with additional Spin wheel and periodic table of learning methods.
CLASS is a great tool to help students be more comfortable with how they learn in a classroom. Our Periodic Table Of Learning Methods helps people to identify their learning style and corresponding learning methods. Additionally the Spin Wheel we have created displays these learning styles and methods in a easy to understand format. Together our solution improves the learning experience for students in a classroom environment.
Click here for fulll version... be sure to zoom in.
Year: 2006 | PT id = 478, Type = non-chem |
Lego: Periodic Table
Year: 2015 | PT id = 1093, Type = non-chem |
Linux Distros, Periodic Table of
From Distro Watch a Periodic Table of Linux Distros:
Year: 2015 | PT id = 685, Type = non-chem |
London Underground Station Periodic Table
By Christopher J Woods, a Periodic Table of London Underground Stations. Click here to see the larger image:
Year: 2013 | PT id = 570, Type = non-chem |
London, Periodic Table of
Like the Tube Map, the Periodic Table is an endlessly fascinating thing. Over the years, the format has been adapted to all kinds of schemes. A few years ago, we tried to make sense of London in this way, by arranging important facets of the capital into rows and columns. It's been a while, so we've now updated it, with a few changed entries and a general tidy up. Can you work out the identity of each London 'element'? Can you spot hidden patterns and trends? Can you suggest improvements?
Thanks to Eric Scerri for the tip!
See the website EricScerri.com and Eric's Twitter Feed.
Year: 2006 | PT id = 232, Type = non-chem |
Look Around You Periodic Table
A spoof periodic table form the BBC comedy science program, Look Around You:
You will need to click here to see the full size graphic and spot the jokes, for example :
Year: 2010 | PT id = 400, Type = non-chem |
Mad Men Periodic Table
From Flavorwire, a Mad Men periodic table.
Click here to see the full size version. Graphic by Emily Miethner:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 323, Type = non-chem |
Manchester United Periodic Table
The Manchester United Periodic Table T-Shirt: The history of Manchester United, arranged in the style of chemistry's periodic table of the elements. From Charlie Roberts to Wayne Rooney via everyone from Harry Gregg to Ralph Milne and Dennis Violett to Denis Irwin.
Showing Man United's greatest, best loved and most infamous players in each position as well as the two greatest managers in the history of the club: Sir Matt Busby and Sir Alex Ferguson.
Also featuring two of the most famous teams in history in their entirety: the team that perished at Munich and the one which won the treble in 1999..
Year: 1979 | PT id = 471, Type = non-chem formulation spiral |
Mann's Spiral Periodic Table
From AT Mann:
"I designed a spiral periodic table which was published first in my book The Divine Plot: Astrology, Reincarnation, Cosmology and History (George Allen & Unwin, London, 1986) which attempts to correlate the PT with astrological understanding of the inherent properties of the signs and planets":
Year: 2021 | PT id = 1200, Type = non-chem misc data |
Map of Fundemental Particles
By Domain of Science – Posters & YouTube Channel – a periodic table of the fundamental particles that make up the periodic table.
Domain of Science is produced by physicist Dominic Walliman who is on a quest to make science as easy to understand as possible.
Year: 2002 | PT id = 196, Type = non-chem |
Mathematicians
Periodic Table of Mathematicians. Click the elements to see info on famous number crunchers:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 320, Type = non-chem |
Meat Periodic Table
From the Pleated-Jeans blog:
"Scientists have long referred to meat as 'the building blocks of delicious meals'. In an effort to catalog the world's most popular (and unpopular) types of meat into an informative and easy-to-reference tabular form, I give you the The Periodic Table of Meat":
Year: 2009 | PT id = 237, Type = misc non-chem |
Meet the Elements
"Meet the Elements", is a song & video from They Might be Giants, on bOING bOING:
Year: 2009 | PT id = 252, Type = non-chem |
Metaphor Periodic Table
A Periodic Table of Metaphors by Christoph Niemann, image in Gallery 6:
Year: 2012 | PT id = 554, Type = non-chem |
Middle Class, Periodic Table of
From the Middle Class Handbook, The Periodic Table of Middle Class (An illustrated guide to what the British middle classes say, do & buy):
Year: 2012 | PT id = 544, Type = non-chem |
Minecraft, Periodic Table of
A Periodic Table of Minecraft materials by egeres:
Year: 2011 | PT id = 405, Type = non-chem |
Modern Toss Periodic Table 'Swearing Jacket'
By Modern Toss:
"Many activites have had clothing designed specifically for their practice: hunting, smoking, submissive sexual role play, but never before has the popular activity of swearing been graced with it's own garment.
"Now it has. Now at last if you feel like you have a bout of heavy swearing coming on, you can slip into this superb, bespoke 'Swearing Jacket' and let the cloth itself inspire you to really ramp it up to a new level. Featuring precision-selected abuse based on the chemical elements of the Periodic Table, the Modern Toss 'Swearing Jacket' designed by Gresham Blake":
Year: 2011 | PT id = 419, Type = non-chem |
Modern Toss: World's First Interactive Swearing Periodic Table
From Modern Toss: "Come and witness the amazing Interactive Talking Periodic Table of Swearing at this years Latitude Festival, in the Modern Toss Activity Centre Tent. Cheers":
Year: 2005 | PT id = 214, Type = non-chem |
Money
A periodic table of money, here:
Year: 2013 | PT id = 603, Type = non-chem |
Muppets, Periodic Tables of
By Mike Baboon Design, a Periodic Table of The Muppets:
Year: 2014 | PT id = 675, Type = non-chem |
Musical Notation, Periodic Table of
From the Tone Deaf Store, a Periodic Table of Musical Notation:
Thanks to Eric Scerri for the tip!
See the website EricScerri.com and Eric's Twitter Feed
Year: 1999 | PT id = 702, Type = non-chem |
Nations, Periodic Table of
A Periodic Table of Nations by Tony Goodman. Click here to enlarge.
Year: 2005 | PT id = 98, Type = non-chem |
Nerdiness
A chart in GQ, by Fred Woodward, on nerdiness:
Year: 1991 | PT id = 640, Type = non-chem misc |
Non-Scientist's Periodic Table
By John T Hortenstine Jr. of the R.W. Johnson Pharmaceutical Research Institute, The Non-Scientists Concept of the Periodic Table of the Elements, for example "Zirconium, in Fake Diamonds", etc.
Click here for the big version.
Thanks to Eric Scerri for the tip!
See the website EricScerri.com and Eric's Twitter Feed.
Year: 2012 | PT id = 537, Type = non-chem |
Ocado Groceries for Every Table
From a possible advertising campaign, the Ocado Groceries for Every Table:
Year: 2014 | PT id = 666, Type = non-chem |
Olympic Lifts, Periodic Table of
By wiseguyremotetraining.com and posted on Pinterest, a Periodic Table of Olympic Lifts:
Thanks to Eric Scerri for the tip!
See the website EricScerri.com and Eric's Twitter Feed
Year: 2009 | PT id = 324, Type = non-chem |
Oregon Periodic Table
Oregon Periodic Table, here:
Year: 2005 | PT id = 242, Type = formulation misc non-chem spiral |
Painting of The Elements
From Gabrielle David's website, here, a painting called Elements, inspired by Melinda Green's Periodic Fractal formulation of 1995:
- The tiniest ball in the center is hydrogen, the next helium, lithium, etc.
- Colors indicate the chemical group.
Year: 2010 | PT id = 396, Type = non-chem |
Max with Genseng Periodic Table (Advert)
A Wake Up! Pepsi Max with Ginseng soft drink periodic table advertisment, from this sequence:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 277, Type = formulation misc non-chem |
Periodic Arch of The Elements
Cynthia K. Whitney of Galilean Electrodynamics writes: "In his paper Explaining the periodic table, and the role of chemical triad, Eric Scerri mentioned the existence of at least four different candidate places for Hydrogen: Group 1 (alkali metals - Lithium, etc.), Group 17 (halogens - Fluorine, etc.), Group 14 (Carbon, etc.), or off the Periodic Table entirely, because it is so odd! The four-fold multiplicity (and maybe more) of candidate places for Hydrogen triggered in me the following thought: the excessive multiplicity of candidate places may have to do with the rectangular nature of the Periodic Tables under consideration there." Read more in this pdf file.
Year: 2006 | PT id = 254, Type = non-chem |
The Periodic Table Mysteries
In this series, Dr. Gloria Lamerino, retired physicist back from California, moves into an apartment above a funeral home in Revere, Massachusetts. When she signs on to help the Police Department in science-related homicides, she doesn't realize she may have 109 cases ahead of her...
Year: 1998 | PT id = 178, Type = non-chem |
Perl Operators
A periodic table of Pearl Operators: "Being a comprehensive and complete enumeration of the Operatic Elements of the Perl 6 Language, assembled and drawn with dedication and diligence by M. Lentczner as a service to both the Community and the Republic."
Year: 2002 | PT id = 690, Type = non-chem |
Personality Elements
By Frans Maan, a Periodic Table of Personality Elements. Click here for the full size pdf.
As Frans says in his email "Scaffolding integrating trait psychology, developmental psychology, homeopathy etc.":
Year: 2014 | PT id = 676, Type = non-chem |
Phobias, Fears & Unspeakable Horrors, Periodic Table of
From ShirtWOOT, a Periodic Table of Phobias, Fears, and Unspeakable Horrors that uses the actual elemental symbols rather well:
Thanks to Eric Scerri for the tip!
See the website EricScerri.com and Eric's Twitter Feed
Year: 2003 | PT id = 255, Type = non-chem |
Poetic Table of The Elements
Year: 2009 | PT id = 339, Type = non-chem |
Political Interference in Science, Periodic Table of
In recent years, scientists who work for and advise the federal government have seen their work manipulated, suppressed, distorted, while agencies have systematically limited public and policy maker access to critical scientific information.
To document this abuse, the Union of Concerned Scientists has created the A to Z Guide to Political Interference in Science:
Year: 2014 | PT id = 669, Type = non-chem |
Press Release Story Elements
From HustonPR:
If your presentation dosen't contain one or more of these story elements, the story does not exist:
Thanks to Marcus Lynch for the tip!
Year: 2004 | PT id = 181, Type = non-chem |
Printmaking
The periodic table Printmaking Project:
Year: 2011 | PT id = 391, Type = non-chem |
Produce Periodic Table
Year: 2010 | PT id = 401, Type = non-chem |
Professional Cycling Periodic Table
The Cyclocosm blog made a nice Periodic Table of Professional Cycling wall poster.
All cycling events of 2010 are on this calendar organized by location, prestige and format. It’s a little bit late in the season, but I think they will make one for 2011:
Year: 2015 | PT id = 715, Type = misc non-chem |
Protein Complexes, Periodic Table of
The Periodic Table of Protein Complexes, developed by researchers in the UK and published in the in the journal Science (Dec 11, 2015), offers a new way of looking at the enormous variety of structures that proteins can build in nature. More importantly, it suggests which ones might be discovered next and how entirely novel structures could be engineered. Created by an interdisciplinary team led by researchers at the Wellcome Genome Campus and the University of Cambridge, the Table provides a valuable tool for research into evolution and protein engineering.
Read more on Kurzweil and Wild Types (ASBMB Today).
Thanks to Bob Bruner for the tip!
Year: 2007 | PT id = 163, Type = non-chem |
Pumpkins
Clarkson University student chapter of the American Chemical Society, along with the physics club and the theater club hosted the carving of the first “periodic table of pumpkins” as a kick-off to National Chemistry Week, from here:
Year: 2007 | PT id = 226, Type = misc non-chem |
Rap Periodic Table by NOVI NOV
NOVI NOV writes:
"I infused the Periodic Table into a rap. It was for an old mixtape. I used to record all my music through my camcorder and would delete the video...and mix just the vocals. I kept some of those video files...enjoy"
Year: 1999 | PT id = 150, Type = non-chem |
Rejected Elements
The periodic table of rejected elements by Michael Gerber and Jonathan Schwarz, here:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 359, Type = non-chem |
Revised Periodic Table
From Spelling Mistakes Cost Lives Dot Com, a heavily Revised Periodic Table:
Year: 1987 | PT id = 344, Type = non-chem |
Roadside Jesus Periodic Table of Rockin'
Year: 2007 | PT id = 225, Type = misc non-chem |
Rock, Periodic Table of
From OscTV:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 384, Type = non-chem |
Russian Periodic Table of Alcoholic Beverages
A Russian Periodic Table of alcoholic beverages. I don't speak Russian but my guess is that V = vodka:
Year: 2008 | PT id = 257, Type = non-chem |
School Projects
Jane Bush, a teacher at Frontier Trail Junior High School.
"Each year when we study periodic tables I ask my students to create their own periodic tables of ordinary objects. My rubric and directions are below. Also feel free to enjoy projects from past years."
Year: 2009 | PT id = 373, Type = non-chem |
Science Fiction, Periodic Table of
A BlogSpot collection of Science Fiction stories:
Year: 2007 | PT id = 264, Type = non-chem |
Scoville Unit Periodic Table
Welcome to The Scoville Food Institute, the home of Scoville Foods Hot Sauce.
Here at The Scoville Food Institute, our main focus is making REALLY GREAT hot sauce. All day long, we study the chemistry of hot peppers and try to come up with new, flavorful hot sauces. We'll add a dab of this and a smidgen of that, all the while staying away from additives, preservatives, MSG, and other nasty/non-essential ingredients.
Year: 2011 | PT id = 411, Type = non-chem |
Search Engine Optimization, Periodic Table Of
SEO - search engine optimization - is one of the most important marketing activities available to companies and publishers, but it's too often considered some murky dark art or a sinful practice that should be avoided. It's not.
To help clear away some of the mystery and fear for those new to SEO, and provide a "reset" for those who are experienced, we've created The Periodic Table Of SEO Ranking Factors:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 180, Type = non-chem |
Sentiments
A periodic table of sentiment cards by pinklovesbrown:
Year: 2013 | PT id = 590, Type = formulation non-chem misc |
Shapes Periodic Table
By ScienceIsGolden.com comes the Periodic Table of Shapes. The site is worth clicking around, as there is a lot of good PT stuff to find:
Year: 1998 | PT id = 190, Type = non-chem |
Silicon Graphics Workstation/Client
Silicon Graphics Workstation/Client periodic table:
Year: 1998 | PT id = 376, Type = misc non-chem |
The Simpsons Periodic Table
A Periodic Table from the Simpsons... look closely and it is not quite as expected...
Lisa Gets an "A" Season Ten (1998-1999) - 23 Episodes [204-226] Episode 210 Original Airdate on FOX: 22-Nov-1998
Skinner: We can buy =real= periodic tables instead of these promotional ones from Oscar Meyer.
Krabappel: Who can tell me the atomic weight of bolognium?
Martin: Ooh ... delicious?
Krabappel: Correct. I would also accept snacktacular.
Year: 2009 | PT id = 278, Type = non-chem |
Periodic Table of Smellelements
Nataliedee.com has a Periodic Table of Smellelements:
Year: 2018 | PT id = 978, Type = non-chem |
Snakes and Ladders of the Periodic Table
Gordon Marks has developed a game of Snakes & Ladders (Chutes and Ladders in the USA) using a Periodic Table, symbols as in Peter van der Krogt. Instructions here:
Year: 2008 | PT id = 221, Type = misc non-chem |
Snelson Atom
"Kenneth Snelson's Portrait of an Atom is a multi-media artwork that [attempts to] describe the atom's electronic architecture. If you happen to have a rapid prototype printer this STL file can be downloaded free for creating a desktop model at any preferred size of the Snelson atom."
Year: 2009 | PT id = 281, Type = non-chem |
Soap Periodic Table
Year: 2009 | PT id = 403, Type = non-chem |
Social Media Periodic Table
A Periodic Table of Social Media Elements. The original post can be found here, the full size flickr image here, but there is a blog that explains the meanings of all the two letter designations here:
Year: 2016 | PT id = 751, Type = non-chem |
Songs, Periodic Table of
By Theo J. Mertzimekis, a periodic table of songs/pieces related to the elements that can be played using Spotify. Click here or on the PT image below to go to the 'active' page:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 398, Type = non-chem |
Sports Cars, Periodic Table of
A periodic table of Sports Cars from Car and Driver:
Year: 2012 | PT id = 510, Type = non-chem |
Standard Table of Influence
From Playmaker Systems comes the first Periodic Table of Influence: "For communicators, social media experts, marketers, sales people, politicos, developers and information warfighters. The first complete taxonomy of the 24 most basic stratagems in business, government and society.
"At the front line of The Playmaker Standard Decision System is the first taxonomy of the most basic stratagems observed in communication, social media, marketing, sales, politics and the military. Inspired by the periodic table of chemical elements, The Standard Table of Influence identifies, organizes the irreducibly unique strategies of influence - what we call plays.
"How is it organized? Each of the 24 named plays is assigned to one of three overarching classes (shown along The Table's top row as Assess, Condition and Engage) and then to one of the seven underlying subclasses (shown in The Table's second row as Test, Divert, Frame, Freeze, Press, Preempt and Provoke":
Year: 1999 | PT id = 526, Type = non-chem |
Star Trek Periodic Tables
Three Star Trek inspired Periodic Tables:
Year: 2016 | PT id = 1002, Type = non-chem |
Story Telling, Periodic Table of
A Periodic Table of Storytelling by James Harris Design:
Year: 2011 | PT id = 409, Type = non-chem |
Storytelling Periodic Table
From deviantART, a Periodic Table of Storytelling by ComputerSherpa.
"This was my final project for my Visual Design 1 class. During critique, a student suggested this could be made into a dart-board game, but Hollywood could never be allowed to play...":
Year: 2014 | PT id = 667, Type = non-chem |
Stuff Stoners Like Periodic Table
From the Stuff Stoners Like website:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 530, Type = non-chem |
Super-Hero Periodic Table
From Comics Alliance.com: With 70 years of super-hero comics behind us, there have been a lot of super-powers on the printed page -- so many, in fact, that even the most dedicated comics reader can occasionally have a hard time keeping them straight.
That's why ComicsAlliance senior writer Chris Sims took it upon himself to finally get things organized with The Periodic Table of Super-Powers, an arranged listing of 84 common (and decidedly uncommon) characteristics of your favorite super-heroes!
Year: 2009 | PT id = 317, Type = non-chem |
Swearing, Periodic Table of
A VERY RUDE Periodic Table of Swearing was available at Modern Toss as a (now sold out) limited edition of 100 prints. Click to zoom in, and read all the very naughty words:
Year: 2015 | PT id = 699, Type = non-chem data |
Sweetners: a Periodic Table
A guide to sweeteners By Patterson Clark and Lazaro Gamio, Published: March 2, 2015
Too much sugar can be detrimental to health, rotting teeth, building fat, damaging blood vessels and stressing out the system that regulates blood sugar. Some people turn to artificial sweeteners, but those are under increasing suspicion of creating metabolic problems, such as diabetes and obesity.
Natural alternative sweeteners exist, but even they have pitfalls if consumed in excess.
This sweetners periodic table below, click to enbiggen, charts the wide variety of sweeteners available in the United States, either in bulk amounts or as additives in food.
Not listed are super-sweet-tasting, zero-calorie proteins from several African fruits (monellin, brazzein and thaumatin), which have not been approved for use by the FDA. Also not included: banned or poisonous sweeteners, such as lead acetate, which ancient Romans made by cooking sour wine in lead pots.
Thanks to Marcus Lynch for the tip!
Year: 2009 | PT id = 280, Type = non-chem |
Tabla Periódica de las Condfituras: Preserves, Marmalades & Jellies
From Museu de la Confitura comes Tabla Periódica de las Condfituras: Preserves, Marmalades & Jellies:
Year: 2014 | PT id = 649, Type = misc non-chem |
Table Lab
The Table Lab with several Periodic Tables:
Animal, Cat, Christmas, Crayon, Dinosaur, Dog, Farm, Mixology, Sushi Bar & USA... as well as Classic:
Thanks to Eric Scerri for the tip!
See the website EricScerri.com and Eric's Twitter Feed
Year: 2010 | PT id = 408, Type = non-chem |
Teachinghearts Periodic Table
From the Teachinghearts website:
"Science and religion intersect in the realm where the language is signs, symbols and miracles, because only miracles are universally useful as signs. However, each abides by the same set of physical rules and laws making religion or knowledge about God a legitimate science. Religion completes physical scientific knowledge because it further explains the moral rules that govern interpersonal relationships in the mental and spiritual realms. Religion is both very good and very bad at explaining the moral laws such as the ten commandments. However, in this article, we are not attempting to explain those laws, we are attempting to show that the physical laws that science relies on are not incompatible with God. He made them. So physical laws actually reside within the larger realm of spiritual laws..." and heaps more of this tosh...
Year: 2011 | PT id = 488, Type = non-chem |
Tetris: How They REALLY Made The Periodic Table
Did you know that the periodic table was constructed during a Tetris session?
We don't know where the first image came from, but a t-shirt is available:
Year: 2011 | PT id = 389, Type = non-chem |
Text Message Periodic Table
A Periodic Text Message Table:
And a Periodic Table of Texting:
Year: 2012 | PT id = 497, Type = non-chem |
Tour de France – 'le tour des Merveilles'
By onasixpence.com, 'le tour des Merveilles' is a visual tribute to a wonderful sporting event, using the iconic periodic table as the framework.
Information is included on each year's Tour de France winning rider. The race was first staged in 1903. The race was the idea of Géo Lefèvre, a journalist with L'Auto magazine. He first discussed the race with his editor at the Taverne Zimmer, a restaurant on the Boulevard de Monmartre. His editor, Henri Desgrange, famously responded, "If I understand you, petit Géo, you're proposing a Tour de France?":
Year: 2013 | PT id = 557, Type = non-chem misc |
Twitter Handle Periodic Table
From Stuart Cantrill of Chemical Connections:
So, you're a chemist and you've finally decided to find out what all the fuss is about with this thing called Twitter. You decide to sign up, but, for whatever reason, you don't fancy using your own name. Maybe an element; that would be cool wouldn't it?
You are a chemist after all. Maybe you work with Grubbs' catalyst a lot, and you like the idea of being @ruthenium. Or perhaps Stille/Suzuki/Heck couplings are your thing and so @palladium seems appropriate.
Not into metals? Well why not @fluorine, @helium or @bromine?
Well, I'm sorry to report that all of those are taken, but there are 114 named elements (we're ignoring those ununelementium placeholder names) to choose from. Surely some of the more exotic elements must be there for the taking?
Well, no. Gone. All of 'em.
Thought you'd sneak in and claim one of the two newest additions to the periodic table @flerovium or @livermorium? Sorry, you've been beaten.
Here is the periodic table of Twitter, with all the accounts linked:
Year: 2009 | PT id = 162, Type = non-chem |
Typefaces: Popular, Influential, Notorious
From behance.net
"The Periodic Table of Typefaces is obviously in the style of all the thousands of over-sized Periodic Table of Elements posters hanging in schools and homes around the world. This particular table lists 100 of the most popular, influential and notorious typefaces today.
As with traditional periodic tables, this table presents the subject matter grouped categorically. The Table of Typefaces groups by families and classes of typefaces: san-serif, serif, script, blackletter, glyphic, display, grotesque, realist, didone, garalde, geometric, humanist, slab-serif and mixed.
Each cell of the table lists the typeface and a one or two character "symbol" (made up by me simply based on logic), the designer, year designed and a ranking of 1 through 100.
Ranking was determined by statistically sorting and combining lists and opinions from the the sites listed below. The final overall ranking was achieved depending on how many lists the particular typeface was presented on and it's ranking on the lists (if the particular source list used a ranking system; some did not, in which case just the typeface's presence on the list boosted it's overall score.) After averaging the typefaces appearances and rankings a composite score was given and the list was sorted on a spreadsheet then finally given an overall score of 1 through 100 based on it's final resting position."
Read more here.
Year: 2011 | PT id = 393, Type = non-chem |
U.S. Presidents Periodic Table
A Periodic Table of U.S. Presidents:
Year: 2011 | PT id = 455, Type = non-chem |
Uptime Elements
From reliabilityweb.com a periodic table graphic showing Uptime Elements:
Year: 2011 | PT id = 413, Type = non-chem |
Urban Biscuit Myths, Periodic Table of
From crispian.net a Periodic Table of Urban Biscuit Myths:
Year: 2021 | PT id = 1206, Type = non-chem |
USA as Periodic Table Infographic
An periodic table inspired infographic of the USA (from CNN):
Year: 2009 | PT id = 169, Type = non-chem |
Video Game Characters
A periodic table of Video Game Characters from IHC:
Year: 2016 | PT id = 980, Type = non-chem |
Video of Periodic Table Battleship
A video of Periodic Table Battleship being played:
Year: 2006 | PT id = 174, Type = non-chem |
Vienna Chicago Style Hot Dog Condiments
A periodic table of Vienna Chicago Style Hot Dog Condiments:
Year: 2003 | PT id = 92, Type = non-chem |
Visualization Methods
Many visualisation methods and techniques used in science, business and technology, from pie charts to entity relationship diagrams. A large selection of these have been very neatly collected together using the periodic table as an organising metaphor. Recommended:
Year: 2008 | PT id = 197, Type = non-chem |
Vulgarity
A periodic table of vulgarity from The College Humor:
Year: 2004 | PT id = 177, Type = non-chem |
Wine
A Wasington State periodic table of wine types from Wines of Substance:
Year: 2013 | PT id = 571, Type = non-chem |
Wine, Periodic Table of
A Periodic Table of Wine by ComputerGear:
Year: 2010 | PT id = 306, Type = non-chem |
Wisdom Table
Periodic Table of the World's Religions & Philosophical Traditions - by Dr. Thomas C. Daffern, Director, IIPSGP - www.educationaid.net www.lulu.com/iipsgp (Copyright 2009).
The Wisdom Pages are hosting a Periodic Table of the Worlds Religious and Philosophical Traditions or Wisdom Table for short. It can be viewed by following the website link below. If you click in any box on the table it takes you to a database behind giving more information. We are still currently adding to this database however it is nearly complete.:
What is the Periodic Table Showing? | Periodicity |
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