21 Responses to The Periodic Table of… Cupcakes? [Pic]
how come it have a missing cupcake?
I don't want to sound suicidal… but i would gladly eat some arsenic…..
I don’t want to sound suicidal… but i would gladly eat some arsenic…..
Tastiest plutonium I ever ate .. :)
Tastiest plutonium I ever ate .. :)
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The real periodic table has a missing spot there!
The real periodic table has a missing spot there!
The real periodic table has a missing spot there!
They may have made this before the claim of discovering Ununseptium had been made, so they left the wrapper there as a prediction that one day they'd be able to create the missing cupcake.
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That's amazing! It even has element state (gas, liquid, solid) in different icing color, and the element number.
That's amazing! It even has element state (gas, liquid, solid) in different icing color, and the element number.
The Chemistry department at my university does this every year during National Chemistry Week. If you can name a cupcake from the symbol, you get to eat it for free! The harder ones always have more icing ;)
the real question is, how can you assemble so many cupcakes and not impulse eat one?
But clearly, they did in fact, eat one.
Save the Lithium cupcake for last, after all of that sugar you might need a mood stabilizer.
how come it have a missing cupcake?
I don't want to sound suicidal… but i would gladly eat some arsenic…..
I don’t want to sound suicidal… but i would gladly eat some arsenic…..
Tastiest plutonium I ever ate .. :)
Tastiest plutonium I ever ate .. :)
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The real periodic table has a missing spot there!
The real periodic table has a missing spot there!
The real periodic table has a missing spot there!
They may have made this before the claim of discovering Ununseptium had been made, so they left the wrapper there as a prediction that one day they'd be able to create the missing cupcake.
Where's the love button?
That's amazing! It even has element state (gas, liquid, solid) in different icing color, and the element number.
That's amazing! It even has element state (gas, liquid, solid) in different icing color, and the element number.
The Chemistry department at my university does this every year during National Chemistry Week. If you can name a cupcake from the symbol, you get to eat it for free! The harder ones always have more icing ;)
the real question is, how can you assemble so many cupcakes and not impulse eat one?
But clearly, they did in fact, eat one.
Save the Lithium cupcake for last, after all of that sugar you might need a mood stabilizer.
Uus obviously has a *very* short half-life.
Mmmm. This Arsenic one tastes like… thud.
Hey, who ate Ununseptium (117Uus)???!!!