Periodic Table Elements Collection - 60 Specimens, 78 Elements
Brand : Jensan Scientifics LLC
- SKU:
- JPT-3057
- Condition:
- New
- Availability:
- Usually ships in 3-4 business days.
- Weight:
- 22.00 LBS
- Minimum Purchase:
- 1 unit
- Maximum Purchase:
- 5 units
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
Embark on a fascinating voyage of discovery with this colorful 60-specimen mineral and rock collection, representing 78 elements on the periodic table.
Many specimens are naturally colorful, crystalline, metallic, or texturally distinctive, giving the collection strong visual variety and scientific value.
This hands-on collection focuses on how chemical elements naturally occur in minerals, native elements, and rocks rather than simply presenting purified laboratory samples. Its diversity connects the periodic table with chemistry, mineralogy, geology, Earth science, materials science, environmental science, natural resources, and the biological sciences.
Product Information
| Specimens | 60 rock, mineral, and native-element specimens |
| Elements Represented | 78 elements of the periodic table |
| Specimen Boxes | 4 boxes with 15 specimen cells each |
| Box Size | Each box: 11" L x 6 3/4" W x 1 1/2" D |
| Periodic Table Chart | 11 x 17-inch laminated chart showing all 118 elements and identifying the 78 represented |
| Study Handouts | Three handouts: The Rare Elements of the Periodic Table, Metals of Industry, and The Periodic Table of the Elements in the Body |
| Toxic Specimens | Clearly identified and housed in covered, openable 1-inch square Perky containers |
| Collection Name | Grand Tour of the Periodic Table of Elements Collection |
| Teacher's Guide | Original 200+ page guide is out of print and not included, but available upon request for $265 |
60 Specimens Representing 78 Elements
Many minerals contain several chemical elements within their crystal structure, so one specimen may represent more than one element. Together, the 60 specimens represent 78 elements and demonstrate how those elements naturally occur in Earth's minerals and rocks.
The laminated Elements of the Periodic Table chart includes element names, chemical symbols, and atomic numbers, and identifies the specimen representing each included element. Its symbol key identifies Toxic Elements, At-Risk / Endangered Elements, Synthetic & Radioactive Elements, and Radioactive & Toxic Elements.
Questions About the Periodic Table Collection
How is this collection different from a periodic table with real elements?
A periodic table with real elements typically contains just pure, usually dull elemental samples. This collection instead shows how 78 elements naturally occur in minerals, native elements, and rocks in an interesting way.
Why do 60 specimens represent 78 elements?
Many minerals contain several elements, so one specimen can represent more than one element on the periodic table.
Are the specimens actual rocks and minerals?
Yes. The collection contains real rock, mineral, and native-element specimens selected to represent 78 elements.
What sciences can this collection support?
The collection connects chemistry with mineralogy, geology, Earth science, materials science, environmental science, natural resources, and the biological sciences.
What does the periodic table chart show?
The laminated chart shows all 118 elements with names, symbols, and atomic numbers, and identifies the 78 elements represented by the specimens.
How are toxic mineral specimens protected?
Toxic specimens are clearly identified and housed in covered, openable 1-inch square Perky containers.
