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Professor Poliakoff has allowed us to explore all 118 Elements of the Periodic Table.
He uses the chemical properties of the Tables to show us huge explosions, or their unusual scientific properties.

This UK Nottingham academic has attracted an international cult of teachers and students with the 118 unique
video experiments of his.

http://www.periodicvideos.com/

Latest updates,....for instance, Element 112, has just been given a name, having taken 10 years for agreement.

[quote=Mike Kremer]
Professor Poliakoff has allowed us to explore all 118 Elements of the Periodic Table.
He uses the chemical properties of the Tables to show us huge explosions, or their unusual scientific properties.

This UK Nottingham academic has attracted an international cult of teachers and students with the 118 unique
video experiments of his.

http://www.periodicvideos.com/

Latest updates,....for instance, Element 112, has just been given a name, having taken 10 years for agreement.

this will be usefull when i get back 2 Uni.
Well I have found out how to blow up the world an poison everyone.
B for Boron tells me why the Soap Persil got its scientific name!
Not sure how useful these tables will be it might take a long time
to go thru everything. But thanks anyway Mike Kremer

Yes one can learn so much from the 'Profs' videos. No wonder it is popular in Colleges and Universitys around the world.

Watching Gallium Metal (31) melting in ones hand, and the 'beating heart'
experiment,......facinated me.