Piecing Together the Periodic Table Jigsaw

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Music by Alan Stewart.

This episode was also generously supported by The Gatsby Charitable Foundation

[PronatorTendon]

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[donstor]

I have followed along almost from the first video. This was a wonderful overview of all these looks at the elements. Thank you Brady, the Professor, Neil and all the rest. Please don’t stop.

[pcfilho]

This video is just brilliant, a beautiful flashback journey through the videos. Thanks, Brady.

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[sixtusleberbaum]

3rd -- in Aus. My 7 year-old son got a jigsaw puzzle of the Periodic Table and that started him on learning so much about it, including watching these videos. So the jigsaw puzzle connection is nice...

[arcanics]

That was a fantasticly edited bit of nostalgia. Please keep making Periodic Videos forever. You will never bore me, I promise.

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I used to think chemistry was (for the most parts) boring!
I was wrong! .... Thanks for re-educating me ;0)

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- Albert Einstein, probably

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I've enjoyed watching your content, I've enjoyed getting email replies from the Professor who is so very kind to reply to me even though he's a very busy man. Brady, Sir Martyn you showed me how interesting and fascinating chemistry can be. You showed me how astonishing the universe itself is because of the chemical elements and helped me find a new respect for how mind bogglingly complex life is because of the chemical reactions taking place inside of us all.

It's because of you and everyone who worked on this channel that I found a new respect and love of science and chemistry and even came to have a favorite element (it's Carbon). From one small, humble fan I wanna say thank you all. I don't know the names of everyone there at the university but you all have my deepest gratitude for your work here on youtube and in educating students. Thank you for everything and I hope this will not be the end of the channel, there's still so much more that can be said of chemistry.

[anthonybeervor]

Poor Mendeleev had to solve this puzzle without the loops and sockets, and without being able to look at the box for reference.

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I've been watching your videos for many many years now. Some of the best content on the internet. This jigsaw puzzle was amazing; I remember watching so many of these videos, as they came out. Thank you all for sharing your time, skill and knowledge!

[joshuagibson]

Cool video concept. Nicely edited and executed.

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I never loved chemistry the way you guys made me do.
We wish to see even more videos about fundamentals of chemistry if possible!
Thanks again