Ever wonder why plutonium got symbol Pu and not Pl? Which car logo used to be an element symbol? Where to find americium at home and why Mendeleev didn’t like tellurium?
Join us to celebrate the Periodic Table and discover the amazing world of chemical elements. Here’s how to play:
ما هو شعار السيارة الذي كان رمزًا لعنصر كيميائي؟ أين تجد الأمريسيوم في المنزل ولماذا لم يحب العالم مندليف التيليريوم؟
انضم إلينا للاحتفال بالجدول الدوري للعناصر الكيميائية، واكتشف العالم الرائع للعناصر الكيميائية
:كيف تلعب
有没有想过为什么钚元素（Plutonium）的符号是Pu而不是Pl？哪个汽车品牌曾使用元素符号作为标志？在家哪里可以找到镅元素？为什么门捷列夫不喜欢碲元素？
加入我们，一起探索化学元素的神奇世界吧！ 玩法如下：
¿Alguna vez te has preguntado por qué el plutonio tiene el símbolo Pu y no Pl? ¿Qué logotipo de coche solía ser un símbolo de un elemento? ¿Dónde encontrar americio en casa y por qué a Mendeleev no le gustaba el telurio?
Celebremos juntos la Tabla Periódica y descubre el asombroso mundo de los elementos químicos. Así es como se juega:
Вы когда-нибудь интересовались, почему символ плутония – Pu, а не Pl? Логотип какой машины был символом элемента? Где дома можно найти америций и почему Менделеев не любил теллур?
Присоединяйтесь к нам, чтобы отметить стопятидесятилетие Периодического закона и исследовать невероятный мир химических элементов. Вот как играть:
Ti sei mai chiesto perché il plutonio ha il simbolo Pu e non Pl? Sai che il logo di una famosa casa automobilistica ricorda il simbolo che veniva usato per un elemento chimico? Sai dove puoi trovare l’americio in una casa e perché a Mendeleev non piaceva il tellurio?
Unisciti a noi per celebrare la tavola periodica e scoprire il fantastico mondo degli elementi chimici. Ecco come giocare:
Tu t’es déjà demandé pourquoi le plutonium est symbolisé par Pu et non Pl ? Quel logo de voiture était autrefois un symbole d’élément ? Où trouver de l’américium chez soi et pourquoi Mendeleïev n’aimait pas le tellure ?
Rejoignez-nous pour célébrer le tableau périodique et découvrir le monde étonnant des éléments chimiques. Voici comment jouer :
Hast du dich jemals gefragt, warum Plutonium das Symbol Pu und nicht Pl hat? Welches Autologo war früher ein Elementsymbol? Wo findet man Americium zu Hause und warum mochte Mendelejew Tellur nicht?
Feiere mit uns das Periodensystem und entdecke die erstaunliche Welt der chemischen Elemente. So wird gespielt:
Te-ai întrebat vreodată de ce plutoniul a primit simbolul Pu și nu Pl? Ce siglă a unei mașini era un simbol
al unui element chimic? Unde găsești americiu acasă și de ce lui Mendeleev nu i-a plăcut telurul?
Alăturați-vă nouă pentru a sărbători Tabelul Periodic și a descoperi lumea uimitoare a elementelor chimice. Iată cum se joacă:
You must first select an element
Current:
Selected:
You have reached %
To celebrate the International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements (IYPT2019) and the IUPAC centenary, in 2019 we developed an online challenge about the Periodic Table of the Elements which was aimed at a global audience of young students. Since then, the Challenge has been played more than 130 000 times from 160+ countries and every continent, including Antarctica!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge is available in all official languages of the United Nations and everyone is invited to join!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge will present you with 10 randomly chosen multiple-choice questions about the elements. To play, you will be asked to choose the difficulty level and an element as avatar. You will be asked to provide your name and email so we can keep track of your achievements. Your score will go towards this element in the leaderboard and the avatars will show up on the world map based on the geolocation of your internet provider.
Schools, Institutions, or Organizations may wish to participate in the Periodic Table challenge.
This Challenge and its components are offered for informational purposes only. The information (name and city) you provide will appear on the Certificate if you score 60 % or above. You can download your certificate at a later time by entering your email under ‘Check your Score’.
Please share your experiences on social media using #PeriodicTableChallenge. You can reach us at [email protected]
To celebrate the International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements (IYPT2019) and the IUPAC centenary, in 2019 we developed an online challenge about the Periodic Table of the Elements which was aimed at a global audience of young students. Since then, the Challenge has been played more than 130 000 times from 160+ countries and every continent, including Antarctica!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge is available in all official languages of the United Nations and everyone is invited to join!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge will present you with 10 randomly chosen multiple-choice questions about the elements. To play, you will be asked to choose the difficulty level and an element as avatar. You will be asked to provide your name and email so we can keep track of your achievements. Your score will go towards this element in the leaderboard and the avatars will show up on the world map based on the geolocation of your internet provider.
Schools, Institutions, or Organizations may wish to participate in the Periodic Table challenge.
This Challenge and its components are offered for informational purposes only. The information (name and city) you provide will appear on the Certificate if you score 60 % or above. You can download your certificate at a later time by entering your email under ‘Check your Score’.
Please share your experiences on social media using #PeriodicTableChallenge. You can reach us at [email protected]
To celebrate the International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements (IYPT2019) and the IUPAC centenary, in 2019 we developed an online challenge about the Periodic Table of the Elements which was aimed at a global audience of young students. Since then, the Challenge has been played more than 130 000 times from 160+ countries and every continent, including Antarctica!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge is available in all official languages of the United Nations and everyone is invited to join!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge will present you with 10 randomly chosen multiple-choice questions about the elements. To play, you will be asked to choose the difficulty level and an element as avatar. You will be asked to provide your name and email so we can keep track of your achievements. Your score will go towards this element in the leaderboard and the avatars will show up on the world map based on the geolocation of your internet provider.
Schools, Institutions, or Organizations may wish to participate in the Periodic Table challenge.
This Challenge and its components are offered for informational purposes only. The information (name and city) you provide will appear on the Certificate if you score 60 % or above. You can download your certificate at a later time by entering your email under ‘Check your Score’.
Please share your experiences on social media using #PeriodicTableChallenge. You can reach us at [email protected]
To celebrate the International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements (IYPT2019) and the IUPAC centenary, in 2019 we developed an online challenge about the Periodic Table of the Elements which was aimed at a global audience of young students. Since then, the Challenge has been played more than 130 000 times from 160+ countries and every continent, including Antarctica!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge is available in all official languages of the United Nations and everyone is invited to join!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge will present you with 10 randomly chosen multiple-choice questions about the elements. To play, you will be asked to choose the difficulty level and an element as avatar. You will be asked to provide your name and email so we can keep track of your achievements. Your score will go towards this element in the leaderboard and the avatars will show up on the world map based on the geolocation of your internet provider.
Schools, Institutions, or Organizations may wish to participate in the Periodic Table challenge.
This Challenge and its components are offered for informational purposes only. The information (name and city) you provide will appear on the Certificate if you score 60 % or above. You can download your certificate at a later time by entering your email under ‘Check your Score’.
Please share your experiences on social media using #PeriodicTableChallenge. You can reach us at [email protected]
To celebrate the International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements (IYPT2019) and the IUPAC centenary, in 2019 we developed an online challenge about the Periodic Table of the Elements which was aimed at a global audience of young students. Since then, the Challenge has been played more than 130 000 times from 160+ countries and every continent, including Antarctica!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge is available in all official languages of the United Nations and everyone is invited to join!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge will present you with 10 randomly chosen multiple-choice questions about the elements. To play, you will be asked to choose the difficulty level and an element as avatar. You will be asked to provide your name and email so we can keep track of your achievements. Your score will go towards this element in the leaderboard and the avatars will show up on the world map based on the geolocation of your internet provider.
Schools, Institutions, or Organizations may wish to participate in the Periodic Table challenge.
This Challenge and its components are offered for informational purposes only. The information (name and city) you provide will appear on the Certificate if you score 60 % or above. You can download your certificate at a later time by entering your email under ‘Check your Score’.
Please share your experiences on social media using #PeriodicTableChallenge. You can reach us at [email protected]
To celebrate the International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements (IYPT2019) and the IUPAC centenary, in 2019 we developed an online challenge about the Periodic Table of the Elements which was aimed at a global audience of young students. Since then, the Challenge has been played more than 130 000 times from 160+ countries and every continent, including Antarctica!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge is available in all official languages of the United Nations and everyone is invited to join!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge will present you with 10 randomly chosen multiple-choice questions about the elements. To play, you will be asked to choose the difficulty level and an element as avatar. You will be asked to provide your name and email so we can keep track of your achievements. Your score will go towards this element in the leaderboard and the avatars will show up on the world map based on the geolocation of your internet provider.
Schools, Institutions, or Organizations may wish to participate in the Periodic Table challenge.
This Challenge and its components are offered for informational purposes only. The information (name and city) you provide will appear on the Certificate if you score 60 % or above. You can download your certificate at a later time by entering your email under ‘Check your Score’.
Please share your experiences on social media using #PeriodicTableChallenge. You can reach us at [email protected]
To celebrate the International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements (IYPT2019) and the IUPAC centenary, in 2019 we developed an online challenge about the Periodic Table of the Elements which was aimed at a global audience of young students. Since then, the Challenge has been played more than 130 000 times from 160+ countries and every continent, including Antarctica!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge is available in all official languages of the United Nations and everyone is invited to join!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge will present you with 10 randomly chosen multiple-choice questions about the elements. To play, you will be asked to choose the difficulty level and an element as avatar. You will be asked to provide your name and email so we can keep track of your achievements. Your score will go towards this element in the leaderboard and the avatars will show up on the world map based on the geolocation of your internet provider.
Schools, Institutions, or Organizations may wish to participate in the Periodic Table challenge.
This Challenge and its components are offered for informational purposes only. The information (name and city) you provide will appear on the Certificate if you score 60 % or above. You can download your certificate at a later time by entering your email under ‘Check your Score’.
Please share your experiences on social media using #PeriodicTableChallenge. You can reach us at [email protected]
To celebrate the International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements (IYPT2019) and the IUPAC centenary, in 2019 we developed an online challenge about the Periodic Table of the Elements which was aimed at a global audience of young students. Since then, the Challenge has been played more than 130 000 times from 160+ countries and every continent, including Antarctica!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge is available in all official languages of the United Nations and everyone is invited to join!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge will present you with 10 randomly chosen multiple-choice questions about the elements. To play, you will be asked to choose the difficulty level and an element as avatar. You will be asked to provide your name and email so we can keep track of your achievements. Your score will go towards this element in the leaderboard and the avatars will show up on the world map based on the geolocation of your internet provider.
Schools, Institutions, or Organizations may wish to participate in the Periodic Table challenge.
This Challenge and its components are offered for informational purposes only. The information (name and city) you provide will appear on the Certificate if you score 60 % or above. You can download your certificate at a later time by entering your email under ‘Check your Score’.
Please share your experiences on social media using #PeriodicTableChallenge. You can reach us at [email protected]
To celebrate the International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements (IYPT2019) and the IUPAC centenary, in 2019 we developed an online challenge about the Periodic Table of the Elements which was aimed at a global audience of young students. Since then, the Challenge has been played more than 130 000 times from 160+ countries and every continent, including Antarctica!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge is available in all official languages of the United Nations and everyone is invited to join!
The IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge will present you with 10 randomly chosen multiple-choice questions about the elements. To play, you will be asked to choose the difficulty level and an element as avatar. You will be asked to provide your name and email so we can keep track of your achievements. Your score will go towards this element in the leaderboard and the avatars will show up on the world map based on the geolocation of your internet provider.
Schools, Institutions, or Organizations may wish to participate in the Periodic Table challenge.
This Challenge and its components are offered for informational purposes only. The information (name and city) you provide will appear on the Certificate if you score 60 % or above. You can download your certificate at a later time by entering your email under ‘Check your Score’.
Please share your experiences on social media using #PeriodicTableChallenge. You can reach us at [email protected]
If you enjoyed the Challenge, please support us by visiting the IUPAC SHOP where we have some merchandise featuring the PT Challenge.
If you enjoyed the Challenge, please support us by visiting the IUPAC SHOP where we have some merchandise featuring the PT Challenge.
If you enjoyed the Challenge, please support us by visiting the IUPAC SHOP where we have some merchandise featuring the PT Challenge.
If you enjoyed the Challenge, please support us by visiting the IUPAC SHOP where we have some merchandise featuring the PT Challenge.
If you enjoyed the Challenge, please support us by visiting the IUPAC SHOP where we have some merchandise featuring the PT Challenge.
If you enjoyed the Challenge, please support us by visiting the IUPAC SHOP where we have some merchandise featuring the PT Challenge.
If you enjoyed the Challenge, please support us by visiting the IUPAC SHOP where we have some merchandise featuring the PT Challenge.
If you enjoyed the Challenge, please support us by visiting the IUPAC SHOP where we have some merchandise featuring the PT Challenge.
If you enjoyed the Challenge, please support us by visiting the IUPAC SHOP where we have some merchandise featuring the PT Challenge.
