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The Periodic Table
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There are 118 elements in the periodic table - learn what each one does and how you interact with them every day in this stunning full-color photographic guide!
Looking at the periodic table can be a bit daunting... how can you possibly remember what 118 different elements do? The Periodic Table takes a new approach to this important science topic by offering a fully visual ...more
Looking at the periodic table can be a bit daunting... how can you possibly remember what 118 different elements do? The Periodic Table takes a new approach to this important science topic by offering a fully visual ...more
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Hardcover, 208 pages
Published
September 26th 2017
by Scholastic Nonfiction
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This book is about the periodic table, in its entirety, to date! As you proceed chapter by chapter, you learn about the original table and the addition in 1944. The reader will also notice that there are so many more metals and other interesting elements that a lot of people may not even know of. For myself, I very much enjoyed this book because I love to learn about things that matter, get it? Matter! This book has many pictures. For example, its picture of an emerald noting its proper element
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This is my favorite book of the elements. Which element is your favorite? It is so hard to pick! This book has lots of gorgeous pictures and interesting facts. It's a great way to get students interested in the Periodic Table.
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This book is fantastic. It literally containes all the elements in periodic table and the use of each element from hydrogen to radioactive elements. Try it!
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