Graphic Education 2023 Periodic Table of Elements Poster 12" x 16.75" Laminated

Due to Covid-19 Shutdown like many parents had teacher added to my list of titles. My daughter was struggling in flipping back and forth in Chemistry Book to do equation work and looking at the Periodic Table. That was when I began my search for a Periodic Table Chart. This was perfect!! It is a bit bigger than a placemat, laminated and super colorful. It has been very helpful in finding the values of elements to work all equations and compounds. I also have have prime and it arrived with a day and half. Perfect!!!

Great size, nice lamination and color coded. Includes electronegativity, state, and electrons per valence. The reverse shows charts for Electronegativity, Poly atomic ions, thermodynamics (kj and J/mol) and energy levels. Nice size to work with in class with alot of information. The only negative is that the Atomic Weight in only four sig figs, but i suppose you could remedy that with a sticker and a sharpie if that much accuracy is needed. I like it and use it plenty. Thanks for reading, Jim in CT.

Ah high school e-learning! I bought this for my daughter and I’m so happy I did early on. I wanted a periodic table that had all the numbers, not just cute little pictures on it. This is perfect. She can use it like she would use one in chemistry class and it shows everything she needs to know without having to look everything up. I also like that it has a reminder of what each number is. We have it taped to the wall above her desk. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants to learn about the periodic table.

Pro tip- take it out and roll the other direction and place back in the tube for a day or two. Because it’s super curly and won’t lay flat. But this trick helped. But otherwise this is perfect for my desk. Not to big or small. You can use a dry erase marker on it to. I’m currently using it for my college chem class.

It describes it as a poster but it’s really like a place mat. Laminated and have information on both sides. It has a number of good info about each element and vivid colors so I guess this makes up for that.

It's for my 4 and 7 year old boys and is one more door opening into science details - no complaints even if others might have. Our boys are young enough and curious enough that when it comes time for the "real thing" this chart will have been an excellent foundation - and they'll add their new learning on top of what they've learned with this sturdy chart.

Every single house should have one. I know, they droned on in high school science class, but this periodic table of the elements is a work of genius. If you learn how this thing works, you'll know so much more about the Universe around you.

Taking chemistry for the first time in my mid forties, I needed something large enough for my tired old eyes to be able to read. This was perfect!!! It comes rolled up, you can save yourself some fuss if you roll in up in the other direction and pop it back in the cardboard cylinder for a day or two. It comes out nice and flat.