The link I'm sending here is to a page which shows the periodic table of elements as an arrangement of samples of the elements themselves in the same arrangement as the normal periodic table of elements is listed.
It makes for a very striking picture, and the page further links to many more pages which explain each element in detail. You can even learn interesting details like how to extract hydrogen from water, with a simple nine volt battery and two paper clips, or more productively, with two carbon rods, an array of batteries or other DC source, and bottles to catch the bubbles of hydrogen and oxygen as they boil off of the carbon rods, as explained on this page as well.
Homemade hydrogen
<http://www.theodoregray.com/PeriodicTable/Elements/001/index.html>
Note that there are links on the right side in the picture immediately above the periodic table of elements, which lead to numbered sizes of pages from 1 to 9, with larger and larger images of the periodic table of elements on each higher numbered link, in case you can print at any of the larger sizes.
The site also sells posters of the periodic table of elements as depicted in the image on this page.
I'll be adding a Science page at Ray's Links soon, so have a look when I get it there. 8-) Sorry if it isn't there yet, I need to gather enough links to make it interesting first.
Later, Ray
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