'Cause you said, said he was the one
Baby yes you said, said you were in love












Back to basics: Step 1
Arthur
JJC
Outgrowing 17
Dreamer
Poet
Lover
Atheist
Left-Handed Saggitarian

My passions: Step 2
Food
Company
Writing
Movies
Music
Debates


What i am: Step 3
Strengths:
Confident
Sensitive
Eloquent


Weaknesses:
Paranoid
Unorganized
Careless

Dreams of a globetrotter wannabe: Step 4
Paris
Shanghai
London
Gold Coast
Japan(Tokyo)
Rome
Taiwan
Hong Kong
New York
San Francisco
South Korea

Wishlist
My own domain
Scholarship
To publish a book

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Online Periodic Table
Wednesday, July 9, 2008, 7:36 PM

Have you always been curious about various aspects of certain elements in the periodic table apart from those usually taught such as the biological roles and its' history?Did you know that Silicon is known to be required by chicks and rats for growth and skeletal development? How about working unprotected with white phosphorus causing necrosis of your jaw?

I got to know this website through my chemistry teacher who told us about this website which is basically an online periodic table. It offers rather interesting information about the elements ranging from their biological roles to the person who discovered them and how the name came about. You can also find out the percentage at which they are found in in our body, in nature and also where are the places that they occur naturally at. It also has pictures of the compounds. Ever wondered how elements such as Francium and Strontium look like? Go check it out. :). It's all in one. A pretty convenient source of information if you want to find out more about elements if you happen to be studying chemistry.

Website: www.webelements.com

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