tables

"The periodic table is the way scientists have organized the 118 known elements. But up-and-coming scientists can learn much from the periodic table as well. In this book, they'll learn how to read the periodic table, including what an element's atomic number means and what the rows and columns signify. They'll gather facts about common and interesting elements and even discover how they can predict how elements might chemically react from their position in the table"--Provided by publisher.

Investigates the history of the idea of the four prime elements--earth, water, air, fire--and discusses how they led to the modern understanding of the periodic table of elements.

Readers go on a mission to some of the animal kingdom's most amazing habitats in this fun book that teaches about math topics such as symmetry, coordinates, and place value. Math puzzles and exercises help children use their math skills to track tigers, count penguins, and search for jaguars.

Aligned to literacy in science and technical subjects, this volume helps students understand the central ideas of Mendeleyev's periodic law. Mendeleyev's major breakthrough was his arranging of the elements in sequence by atomic weight but recognizing that there were gaps where no elements had yet been discovered.

Alphabetically arranged entries describe the nutritional ingredients of a wide variety of foods and discuss the importance of each of the nutrients necessary for a balanced diet.

Provides an overview of anthropometrics--the study of human measurements on a comparative basis--for people involved in the interior design profession, reviewing the theory and application of anthropometrics, featuring illustrated, anthropometric tables which provide data on human body size, and including dimensioned drawings.

Easy games help the reader learn the basic structure and principles of the multiplication tables.