Then and Now – The Periodic Table Element – Iodine
Iodine: From Ancient Uses to Modern Alternatives
12
Jan
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11
Jan
Then and Now – The Periodic Table Element – Vanadium
The Fascinating Early Uses of Vanadium and Why It Faded Into Oblivion
10
Jan
Then and Now – The Periodic Table Element – Krypton
Unveiling the Mystery of Krypton: An Inactive Hero
08
Jan
This Then That – Middle Grade Unicorn Books – The Gold Rush The Uses and Importance of Gold or Magical Elements of the Periodic Table
If you read and enjoyed The Gold Rush: The Uses and Importance of Gold - Chemistry Book By Baby Professor illustr...
06
Jan
Then and Now – The Periodic Table Element – Tungsten
The Evolution of Tungsten: From Early Uses to Modern Alternatives
03
Jan
Then and Now – The Periodic Table Element – Lead
From Ancient Times to Modern Science: The First Uses of Lead in the Periodic Table
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30
Dec
Then and Now – The Periodic Table Element – Xenon
The Early Days of Xenon: Pioneering Uses and Displacement
11
Sep
Science Can Be Magical – Magical Elements of the Periodic Table Presented Alphabetically By The Metal Horn Unicorns
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”.
10
Sep
The Magical Periodic Table Element – Erbium
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.
08
Sep
Iown The Iron Horned Unicorn’s Story
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