The Radioactive Element Coasters are Perfect for Thirsty Chemists
Michael Hines — November 4, 2013 — Tech
References: thinkgeek & thatsnerdalicious
Finally, chemists have a coaster to call their own in the form of these Radioactive Element Coasters. These coasters were created by ThinkGeek and are designed to light up when a drink is placed atop them. There are four elements in this set including: radium, plutonium, thorium and uranium. The periodic table of elements has been getting love recently from crafters with periodic table jewelry and underwear (among other things) invading the Internet.
These coasters also have one geeky feature for those in the know when it comes to science. Each element in this set is labeled with the number representing its most stable or common isotope. The Radioactive Element Coasters are powered by batteries and are available now for $19.99.
These coasters also have one geeky feature for those in the know when it comes to science. Each element in this set is labeled with the number representing its most stable or common isotope. The Radioactive Element Coasters are powered by batteries and are available now for $19.99.
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