Table of circulatory systems

Interesting creations like London's designers don't have much scientific meaning, but will help students feel less boring during school hours.

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The periodic system table shows atoms through an electron structure. Each electronic is represented by a dot.

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The periodic system table looks pretty, readable, designed by graphic designer Alison Haigh. Each chemical element is represented through its electron structure, instead of letters and numbers, as we often see in textbooks.

This is the electronic structure of some transition metals.

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The electronic structure of the Copernicium element consists of 7 layers with 112 electrons. This is the element synthesized by artificial and radioactive methods, located at 112 in the periodic system table, corresponding to 112 protons in the nucleus and 112 electrons in the shell. German scientists were the first to synthesize this element in 1996.