The periodic table is very interesting because everything gives information.
For example, the background colors used also serve to indicate very important information: the subcategory in the metal – metalloid – nonmetal trend.
As you may have noticed, the NFTs of the elements released so far have different colors. For some a yellow was used, for others a blue etc. The color chosen is not a decorative element, but indicates of the following categories:
- Alkali metal - color red - example for element Li (atomic number 3)
- Alkaline earth metal - color brown - example for element Be (atomic number 4)
- Lanthanide - color magenta - example for element La (atomic number 57)
- Actinide - color pink - example for element Ac (atomic number 89)
- Transition metal - color light red - example for element Sc (atomic number 21)
- Post-transition metal - color gray - example for element Al (atomic number 13)
- Metalloid - color yellow-green - example for element B (atomic number 5)
- Reactive nonmetal - color yellow - example for element H (atomic number 1)
- Noble gas - color - example for element cyan He (atomic number 2)
- Unknown chemical properties - color light gray- example for element Mt (atomic number 109)
Among the informative articles of the coming weeks we will deepen the characteristics of each category,

The Periodic Table NFT project
The Periodic Table NFT project aims to raise awareness of chemical elements in a modern key, basing the approach on blockchain and Non Fungible Token.
Day after day it will be possible to know the single elements that make up the table, to collect curiosities about each of them and about the table in general.
We are working to be able to learn, in a playful way, also what happens by combining the various elements.
The whole project is based on the collection of NFTs that can be bought on the site https://wax.atomichub.io/market?collection_name=periodicelem&order=desc&sort=created&symbol=WAX or by participating in simple giveaways published on publish0x.
NFT Elements released
- #1 Hydrogen (max supply 200)
- #2 Helium (max supply 200)
- #3 Lithium (max supply 200)
- #4 Beryllium (max supply 99)
- #5 Boron (max supply 99)
- #6 Carbon (max supply 200)
- #7 Nitrogen (max supply 200)
- #8 Oxygen (max supply 299)
- #9 Fluorine (max supply 149)