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Designs | Periodic Table | 1994

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Name: Periodic Table
At REMO Since: 1994
Thanks to: Tucker Viemeister
Copyright: REMO
CustOMER Comments: 9
Average Rating: Customers have given this product a 4 Star rating
CustOMER Images: 3

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In a Periodic Table (Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev circa 1869), the elements are arranged in columns and rows according to increasing atomic number.

Rhenium is a very dense, high-melting, silver-white metal used in alloys with tungsten; delivering improved ductility and high-temperature strength for use in electrical contacts, electronic filaments, thermocouples and photographic flash lamps.

Molybdenum is a hard, malleable, ductile, high-melting, silver-white metal with a body-centered cubic crystalline structure. Because it retains its strength and structure at very high temperatures, it has found use in certain critical rocket and missile parts.

Serendipitously, Rhenium (symbol Re) happens to form a superconductive alloy with Molybdenum (symbol Mo)!

Some things are clearly meant to be.

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| Subtle branding at its best
I hated chemistry in high school, but this design using the periodic table on a T-shirt put a smile on my face. Perhaps if Remo had taught chemistry I would have paid more attention :-)

T K | Sydney, Australia | CustOMER Since 1988 | | | S

Sun 21 Oct 2007 | 10:54 AM SYD EST

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| Feed the inner nerd
Went to the warehouse on Saturday 23rd December sale, we were able to get some last minute things. Remo made this and some other t-shirts for my daughter and nephews on the spot. Thanks for excellent service, an enjoyable shopping experience and a great range of products.

Tue 26 Dec 2006 | 10:20 AM SYD EST

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| Very smart...
...both in substance and form - it just looks great.

Jacqueline Trad | Sydney, Australia | CustOMER Since 1989 | |

Fri 21 Nov 2003 | 05:19 PM SYD EST

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| My `Thinking Cap`
I had a long-sleeve version of this shirt in 1994 and i used to wear it on days that i wanted to feel "clever". I was always fascinated by the Periodic Table of Elements at school and marvelled at a chart that described all the basic building-blocks of all-the-things in the known universe. I could never pronounce Molybdenum (Mo) though.

Johno! Scott | Sydney, Australia | CustOMER Since 1988 |

Fri 1 Feb 2002 | 04:26 AM SYD EST

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| Periodic Envy
My favourite REMO T Shirt .... and for a while there Tucker V owned the only one in existance. I was very jealous. Once I borrowed it to scan. Thought he might not remember to ask for it back ... but he did.

Remo Giuffre | Bondi, Australia | CustOMER Since 1988 | |

Mon 28 Jan 2002 | 03:45 PM SYD EST

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| It's great! or I love it!
how come rating "great" is one step lower than "love it"? both are good discriptions of this very clever design!

Tucker Viemeister | New York, United States | CustOMER Since 1989 | |

Sun 27 Jan 2002 | 09:42 PM SYD EST

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| Periodic Table
Great but where's the rest of the table? More elements please.

Anonymous | Geelong, Australia | CustOMER Since 2004 |

Sat 22 May 2004 | 08:39 PM SYD EST

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| Dynamic Periodic Table
And if you're into the periodic table of elements generally, check out this dynamic one online. I'm impressed – even though I have no need for it!
http://www.dayah.com/periodic/

Sun 2 Mar 2008 | 03:51 PM SYD EST

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| periodic brilliance
periodic chart ~ wherein lie ~ the basic building blocks of ~ the universe ~ Re ~ Mo ~ to name but a few ~ and ~ what synegy ~ they bring when ~ together ~ but ~ REMO ~ new basic building block of ~ the metaverse ~ puveyor of ~ B=C ~ the new ~ net effect ~ field equation ~ and ~ what synegy they bring ~ together ~ some things were ~ clearly ~ meant to be ~ indeed :)

k | Manuka, Australia | CustOMER Since 1988 | |

Sun 21 Jul 2002 | 01:00 AM SYD EST

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