Periodic Table Display in Acrylic with 85 Elements, Native Gray Diamonds and a Ferrous Meteorite Sample
This acrylic periodic table display brings 85 elements together in a collection you can keep on your desk and examine up close. Native gray diamonds represent carbon, native sulfur crystals represent sulfur, and a ferrous meteorite provides the iron sample, giving familiar element names a physical form.
Glass ampules hold the alkali metals, gaseous elements, pure europium metal, and the chlorine, bromine and iodine samples. Antique radium watch hands serve as the radium sample. The collection makes a distinctive display or gift for a science enthusiast or chemistry lover.
Each display is made by hand, so sample appearance, positioning and ampule lengths can vary. Small fibers or dust may also be visible in the acrylic.
Features
- Acrylic periodic table display containing 85 elements
- Native gray diamonds used for the carbon sample
- Native sulfur crystals and a ferrous meteorite iron sample
- Alkali metals, gaseous elements and pure europium metal in glass ampules
- Chlorine, bromine and iodine presented in glass ampules
- Antique radium watch hands embedded as the radium sample
- Handmade display suited to a desk or a science-themed gift
Specifications
- Product type: Periodic Table Display
- Element count: 85
- Display material: Acrylic
- Carbon sample: Native gray diamonds
- Sulfur sample: Native sulfur crystals
- Iron sample: Ferrous meteorite
- Radium sample: Embedded antique radium watch hands
- Construction: Made by hand
Frequently Asked Questions
How many elements does this periodic table display contain?
This acrylic periodic table display contains 85 elements, bringing physical samples together in a collection for desk display and close viewing.
What represents carbon, sulfur and iron in the display?
The periodic table display uses native gray diamonds for carbon, native sulfur crystals for sulfur, and a ferrous meteorite for iron.
Which samples are held in glass ampules?
The display uses glass ampules for alkali metals, gaseous elements, pure europium metal, and the chlorine, bromine and iodine samples.
Will every handmade display look exactly the same?
Each periodic table display can look slightly different because it is made by hand. Sample positioning, sample appearance and ampule lengths may vary, and small fibers or dust may be visible in the acrylic.