Periodic Table Of Elements - NFT
Periodic Table Of Elements - NFT

Periodic Table Of Elements - NFT

The periodic table, also known as the periodic table of elements, is a tabular display of the chemical elements, which are arranged by atomic number, electron configuration, and recurring chemical properties. Each of us has a good memory of the school period. The periodic table of the elements was certainly a part of our journey. The time has come to retrace each element and collect the most exciting ones.


45 Argon NFT will be randomly assigned - The Periodic Elements NFT (RESULT)

21 Nov 2020 1 minute read 38 comments Robertoit

The time to participate in the Argon NFT giveaway has expired. This giveaway was intended to reward users who follow the project. The max supply of this element is 149 and 75 NFTs have been reserved for the giveaway. 101 people commented on the artic...

Banana rich in Potassium - The Periodic Elements NFT (GIVEAWAY)

20 Nov 2020 3 minute read 168 comments Robertoit

Potassium is the chemical element with atomic number 19. Its symbol is K and derives from the initial of the Latin name kalium. It is a soft, silvery-white alkali metal that occurs naturally combined with other elements in both seawater and many mine...

Argon: the noble gas you don't expect - The Periodic Elements NFT (GIVEAWAY)

17 Nov 2020 2 minute read 129 comments Robertoit

Argon is the chemical element of the periodic table which has as symbol Ar and as atomic number 18. It is a noble gas of period 3 and constitutes about 0.95% of the volume of the earth's atmosphere. Argon is an extremely stable, odorless and tasteles...

25 Chlorine NFT will be randomly assigned - The Periodic Elements NFT (RESULT)

16 Nov 2020 2 minute read 42 comments Robertoit

With this element we wanted to try a new giveaway mode. We rewarded the fastest, but we wanted to allow those who were not in front of the computer to be able to participate in the assignment of the chlorine giveaway. The chlorine giveaway article ha...

A dip in the pool purified with chlorine - The Periodic Elements NFT (GIVEAWAY)

13 Nov 2020 2 minute read 203 comments Robertoit

Chlorine is the chemical element of the periodic table with atomic number 17 and symbol Cl. It is part of the halogen group, located in group 17 of the periodic table. Chlorine gas is yellowish green, two and a half times denser than air and has an e...

NaCl: Salt Molecule NFT - The Periodic Table NFT (Contest)

12 Nov 2020 2 minute read 81 comments Robertoit

Doctors recommend using salt in moderation to limit sodium intake. Sodium is a chemical element discovered in 1807, found in sea waters, thermal springs and mineral deposits. In ancient times it was used as a drug: it was recommended for external use...

Why does sulfur smell like rotten eggs? - The Periodic Elements NFT (GIVEAWAY)

9 Nov 2020 2 minute read 72 comments Robertoit

Sulfur is a chemical element of the periodic table of the elements with symbol S and atomic number 16. It is an odorless, tasteless, very abundant non-metal. Its best known and most common form is the crystalline one with an intense yellow color. It...

Light up the day with phosphorus - The Periodic Table NFT (GIVEAWAY)

7 Nov 2020 2 minute read 258 comments Robertoit

In the periodic table of elements Phosphorus has atomic number 15 and symbol P. It is a non-metal of the nitrogen group. At room temperature it is solid, but above 44.15 ° C it immediately becomes liquid. Phosphorus is not found in nature in the elem...

Molecule of water: the first contest closed - The Periodic Element NFT

4 Nov 2020 1 minute read 44 comments Robertoit

  The second phase of the project began a few days ago. With the collection of elements it is possible to participate in contests. The goal is to have the necessary elements to create molecules. The first molecule chosen was that of water: this is...

At the base of electronics we find silicon - The Periodic Table NFT (GIVEAWAY)

3 Nov 2020 2 minute read 173 comments Robertoit

Symbol Si and atomic number 14 identify the element Silicon in the periodic table. It is a semimetal and a semiconductor. Less reactive than its chemical analogue, carbon, is the second most abundant element in the earth's crust after oxygen, making...