how to make periodic table project
Chemistry exhibition working model Periodic table 3d model for school exhibition
Welcome to a unique exploration of the elements – a 3D Periodic Table crafted entirely from wooden sticks, chart paper and waste cardboard
Each block in this mesmerizing structure is a mini powerhouse of information, with four sides revealing the secrets of each element
On the first side, we have the elemental basics – the symbol, name, atomic number, and atomic mass. A quick glance provides a snapshot of the element's identity.
Now, let's dive into the electronic realm. The second side unveils the mysterious dance of electrons in the element's orbit – its electronic configuration.
And here's where it gets fascinating. The third side showcases the practical side of each element – its utility. From industrial applications to everyday uses, this side unravels the element's role in our lives.
Moving on to the fourth side, we explore key atomic properties. Ionization energy, atomic radius, electron negativity, and electron affinity – crucial factors that define an element's behavior."
This 3D Periodic Table not only educates but also captivates, turning a traditional learning tool into an artistic marvel. A brilliant fusion of sustainability and science, reminding us that knowledge can be both enlightening and eco-friendly.
In this innovative creation, science meets art, and waste materials find a new purpose. A testament to the creative potential within the periodic table, breaking boundaries and fostering a deeper appreciation for the building blocks of our universe
Material used-
Cardboard (used box of AC /TV etc.)
Wooden stick -[ Ссылка ]
Chart paper
Hot glue gun -[ Ссылка ]
Fevicol - [ Ссылка ]
Black sketch pen
Black marker pen
Time -6-7 days
Document for print-
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