Interesting Periodic Table Implementation

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I found a very interesting implementation of the Periodic Table.

Maybe someone will find it useful.

Enjoy.

Periodic Table of Elements

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Thanks ros.

Fm is Fermium. Sounds a bit priapic.

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spendius wrote:

Thanks ros.

Fm is Fermium. Sounds a bit priapic.

That would be Firmium. Your preoccupation is showing again.

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I can't help it ros. It's the way I'm evolved. Are you different?

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spendius wrote:

I can't help it ros. It's the way I'm evolved. Are you different?

Perhaps only in style.

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Priapics, stand and show yourselves!

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It looks cool but I don't know how much of their info is correct.

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I love this one, though.

http://periodic.lanl.gov/default.htm

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rosborne979 wrote:

spendius wrote:
Thanks ros.

Fm is Fermium. Sounds a bit priapic.

That would be Firmium. Your preoccupation is showing again.

It's Fermium. Rolling Eyes

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spidergal wrote:

rosborne979 wrote:
spendius wrote:
Thanks ros.

Fm is Fermium. Sounds a bit priapic.

That would be Firmium. Your preoccupation is showing again.

It's Fermium.

I don't think you got the joke (the 'actual' name of the element wasn't the point).

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spidey made a boo boo Laughing

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rosborne979 wrote:

spendius wrote:
Thanks ros.

Fm is Fermium. Sounds a bit priapic.

That would be Firmium. Your preoccupation is showing again.

No, it wouldn't, Ros. You are right in the whole but not in the form.

Fermium comes from Enrico Fermi, Italian scientist.

fermi means firms..

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