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Grab a Seat at the Periodic Table: A Chemical Mystery (Shockwave: Earth and Physical Science)

Laura Layton Strom

2007

The Disappearing Spoon

Sam Kean

2011 ★ 4.2

Wonderful life with the elements

Bunpei Yorifuji

2012

Lift the Flap Periodic Table

James, Alice

2017

Oxygen (Understanding the Elements of the Periodic Table)

Michele Thomas

2004

The Periodic Table (Essential Chemistry)

Becky Ham

2008

Copper

Paula Johanson

2007

Manganese (Understanding the Elements of the Periodic Table)

Heather Hasan

2008

Fluorine and the Halogens (The Periodic Table)

Nigel Saunders

2004

Lanthanides and actinides

Monica Halka

2011

The Periodic Table

Salvatore Tocci

2004

Essential trends in inorganic chemistry

D. M. P. Mingos

1998

Early Responses to the Periodic System

Gabor Pallo, Masanori Kaji, Helge Kragh

2015

The Mystery of the Periodic Table

Benjamin D. Wiker, Jeanne Bendick, Benjamin Wiker

2003

The halogen elements

Greg Roza

2010

Sulfur (Understanding the Elements of the Periodic Table)

Aubrey Stimola

2007

Transition metals

Monica Halka

2011

Atomic structure and periodicity

Jack Barrett

2002

A world from dust

Ben McFarland

2016

Boron (Understanding the Elements of the Periodic Table: Set 3)

Rick Adair

2007

Mendeleyev and his periodic table

Robin McKown

1965

A guide to the elements

Albert Stwertka

1998

Who invented the periodic table?

N. Saunders

2010

The periodic table

Desmond Grosvenor Cooper

1968

Nitrogen (Understanding the Elements of the Periodic Table)

Heather Hasan

2004

The periodic table

Matt Mullins

2012

The principles of chemistry

Дмитрий Иванович Менделеев

1897

Periodic table with nuclides and reference data

K. Yoshihara

1985

The periodic kingdom

P. W. Atkins, Peter W. Atkins

1995

The 15 lanthanides and the 15 actinides

Kristi Lew

2010

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