Can I lick it - Chemistry edition - V2.0
por 3D printing Leander en MakerWorld
This is the second version of the humorous "Can I Lick It?" periodic table design. It reimagines the classic table of elements with a quirky twist: each element is color-coded based on whether it's safe—or utterly foolish—to lick.
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This is the second version of the humorous "Can I Lick It?" periodic table design. It reimagines the classic table of elements with a quirky twist: each element is color-coded based on whether it's safe—or utterly foolish—to lick. It's both educational and entertaining.
Attention, it isn't scientifical proven so don't try to lick any of the elements without the opinion from a professional.
New in Version 2: We've added a new note for the most unstable elements: some don't exist long enough to be licked at all! This update brings even more scientific accuracy to the fun, highlighting the fleeting nature of certain synthetic elements. Perfect for science lovers with a sense of humor, this design is ideal for posters, classroom decor, or geeky gifts. MembershipBoost MeBoost me if this made you laugh, learn, or both. Science deserves a little silliness! I would really appreciate it.
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