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Visual Elements


Hydrogen atom
Image of hydrogen from the Visual Elements

© Murray Robertson
The Visual Elements Periodic Table is an arts and science collaborative project from the RSC which explores the diversity of elements in a unique and innovative manner.

The website includes:

  • Data on the elements
  • Patterns in the periodic table
  • Atomic orbitals
  • Alchemical symbols
  • Downloadable movies, screensavers and soundtracks
  • e-postcards
  • Wallcharts, jigsaws and CDs to buy        

Screenshots of Visual Elements website


© Murray Robertson

Explore the site and find your favourites.


Visual Elements Periodic Table

A striking representation of the chemical elements drawing on the symbolism that surrounds them from the commonplace to the mythological

Touring Exhibitions

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Related Products

Visual Elements Data Sheet

Visual Elements Data Sheet

Elemental data at your fingertips!



2009 Visual Elements Carbon T-shirt

Visual Elements Carbon T-shirt

To celebrate the Carbon Rapture exhibition on display in the Burlington House courtyard between July and August the 2009 Visual Elements t-shirt is based on carbon this year.



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Visual Elements Trumps

A fun, fast-paced chemistry card game for all the family. Are you ready to play with the elements?



Visual Elements Periodic Table

Visual Elements Periodic Table

Copyright: 2000
Murray Robertson

Science meets the visual arts in this exciting interpretation of the periodic table of the elements.



Visual Elements Jigsaw

Visual Elements Jigsaw

Copyright: 2006

The jigsaw would be an attractive gift for any puzzle-loving friends or relatives, and might even spark an interest in chemistry.



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Chemistry in its element

Introducing Chemistry in its element: a tour of the periodic table. A leading scientist or author tells the stories behind the elements in each weekly five minute podcast


Related Links

Link icon 'The Elements'
Tom Lehrer's song about the elements


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