Periodic Table of the Elements

You never know when you'll need one, so I found a good qulity up to date one for you. Note - Best in printed in "Landscape" format.

Periodic Table of the Elements

Now I don't need to refer to Wikipedia or my chemistry notes anymore! Thanks!

It's cool to see my family name "Ho" (for Holmium) in there. And after I've read about it on Wikipedia, I'm surprise "it can absorb nuclear fission-bred neutrons, it is also used in nuclear control rods". :cheers:

This could quickly spawn a new game. Making words out of the elements. Try this:

Carbon-Osmium-Molybdenum-Sulfur

I'm quite lucky at my school as we have a Periodic Table in our Planners (diaries basically, where we write Homework and stuff in). It's pretty decent too.

Great, B is for Boron (Bore in French), it's great you made me remember my stupid science teacher of secondary 1 (Quebec Educational System, secondary 1 = 7th grade secondary 2 = starting of Highschool)!

planers, ahhh, planers. we have that too, but they arnt really good qulity, too small

In my previous secondary school, after we have a new principal, School Diaries are a must, although it's a policy that failed. Basically no one use it, and no one like it in the first place.

I don't actually use the Periodic Table. I know almost all the stuff, without looking at it

@ aran - Same here

We have to use planners for everything - although we have an online learning platform now, so some of our hw is set online.