Unicorn and Science! How magical. Take a look at the new book by Sybrina Durant with Illustrations by Pumudi Gardiyawasam. It’s called Magical Elements of the Periodic Table Presented Alphabetically By The Metal Horn Unicorns. They say, “No Metal – No Magic…and No Technology”.
The Periodic Table Element, Erbium seems magical because it possesses certain properties that make it truly unique. Named after the small town of Ytterby in Sweden, where it was discovered in the 19th century, Erbium has captivated scientists and chemists alike with its fascinating features.
Iown the Iron-Horned unicorn is a member of the magical metal horn unicorn tribe from Unimaise who has magical power over the earth’s core. Iown is a member of the Earthworks Herd.The iron in their horns ties them to the earth so they can enrich soil with the touch of their horn
Zinc is a metal that has many uses and properties that make it seem magical. At room temperature, zinc is brittle and blue-white in color, but it can be polished to a bright finish. Zinc salts burn blue-green in a flame. It is widely used in different industries, such as construction, medicine, and manufacturing, due to its unique characteristics that make it stand out from other metals available in the periodic table. Zinc has earned a reputation for being a magical metal that has captivated the interest of many scientists and researchers over the years.
Unicorns have been a source of fascination for human beings for centuries. These mystical creatures have been a part of folklore and mythology in different cultures around the world. Legends describe unicorns as noble, graceful creatures that possess magical powers. Ghel the Gold-Horned unicorn fits this description perfectly. Ghel is a member of the Empath Herd. Gold is the horn color of empaths. Read more.
The magical world of unicorns and their special abilities is a popular topic in literature and media. They are often featured in fantasy novels and movies, captivating audiences with their unique powers and intriguing personalities. Holmia is no exception. Holmia the Holmium-Horned unicorn is a member of the metal horn unicorn tribe from Unimaise. With her gingerbread colored hide and vibrant yellow mane and tail, she stands out in any crowd. Her unique horn is a magnet in itself, shaped in the form of a u-shaped magnet at its tip.
Unicorns are magical and so are the elements of the periodic table. This Create Your Own Magical Unicorn Elemental Activity is based on the 26 unicorns from the “Magical Elements of The Periodic Table Presented Alphabetically By The Metal Horn Unicorns” book. Read more.
Brass is a popular material used in the construction of musical instruments due to its unique acoustic properties, durability, and aesthetic appeal. The distinct sound produced by brass instruments makes them a favorite among musicians of all genres, and brass instruments are widely used in jazz, classical, and contemporary music. Read more.
In the Magical Elements of the Periodic Table Presented Alphabetically By The Metal Horn Unicorns, readers are briefly introduced to Cuprum, the Copper Horned Unicorn. Cuprum the Copper-Horned Unicorn is a magical creature with unique and captivating abilities. Being a mythical creature with a copper horn, Cuprum is known to possess special powers that are both fascinating and mystical. What makes Cuprum so unique is not only her captivating appearance but also her abilities. Read more.
Magical Elements of the Periodic Table Presented Alphabetically By The Metal Horn Unicorns is a middle grade book that explores elements of the periodic table and their unique characteristics. Each element is accompanied by an introduction from an elemental unicorn, and all but one are made up of pure elements. The lone exception is brass, an alloy, which forms when two or more elements are combined to create enhanced chemical properties. This book is sure to provide an enlightening learning experience for readers! Read more.
