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Catalog Number: Mendeleev Dmitri H2
Mendeleev’s periodic table of the elements as published in 1869, with many gaps and uncertainties
Credit: AIP Emilio Segre Visual Archives
I can't take credit for anything but the cupcakes here. The periodic table idea and execution was all Eileen, Lauren and Lisa's!
Yet undiscovered, but mush alluded to element, believed to be found on the planet Kryton. This green solid non-metal element is harmless to humans but when super-human beings from Kryton are exposed to kryptonite, especially for long periods, it can cause loss of super powers, pain and eventually death. Much is still not known about Kryptonite, yet most people will be able to describe the element and have thoughts on its supposed power.
Taken for the MacroMondays Theme of the Periodic Table.
Strobist - Metz 45-CL1 gridded with green Gaffer Tape "gel" from object right. Fired via Aputure Trigmaster (Plus on Camera and II on Flash)
Someday I'll wish upon a star And wake up where the clouds are far behind me.
Where troubles melt like lemon drops, a way upon the chimney tops. That's where you'll find me.
—Dorothy Gale, from the musical, "The Wizard of Oz"
Cover Design for an exhibiton catolouge: the colours represent the different specialist areas on the course.
The amount of squares in that colour represents the amount of people in that group.
Each square has a persons initials on it.
The squares represent everyone on the course, giving everyone there own place on the cover.
The cover references the periodic table and how elements make up the table, the people on foundation make up the course.
also referencing building blocks - showing the transition between the new build and old.
This periodic table of the elements is a table owned by Theodore Gray. Under each wooden square is a sample of the element in question.
21 interpretation of the Periodic Table of Mendeleev, celebrating 150 years.
Exposition catalogue
ISEP, 2006
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This periodic table of the elements is a table owned by Theodore Gray. Under each wooden square is a sample of the element in question.
The Elements of Harmony event is meant to demonstrate the theme of the Semester on Peace as tied to the chemical sciences. Lecturer Bonnie Dixon (seen at right with Semester on Peace coordinator Jan Tunney) spearheaded this event with more than 200 chemistry undergrads who represented one of the elements of the periodic table; many also dressed in a costume related to their ethnic or national identity (or a place they have visited). On Friday October 23, they assembled into the periodic table in the amphitheater outside Nyumburu Cultural Center and the Student Union. Shot 10/23/2009
So we created the periodic table of elements out of mini cupcakes. I, for one, think this is pretty brilliant. Could just be me though.
Re printed by Bethanie Petitpas
Linotype plate of a camera as Re is used primarily in flash bulbs. It is printed in water-based ink and hand pressed.
.EDITORIAL USE ONLY.Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleyev (1834-1907), Russian chemist. Mendeleyev (also spelt Mendeleev) was initially an indifferent student, but left college at the top of his class. After attending the 1st Karlsruhe Congress (1860), Mendelayev worked on organising trends in atomic weights and valency. From this, he developed the first true periodic table of the elements (final version published in 1871). This contained some gaps, but new elements were discovered that fit the gaps and had the properties predicted by the table.