Learn the Periodic table the right (wrong) way! The moe~ way!

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2008-11-03-317

 

Oh japan you never cease to amaze me. Over in Japland, a book has come out with the periodic table represented by cute anime girls, that gives you a burning sensation; which is a pretty rough definition of Moe.

The book which has just came out on the famous Akiba district features all 118 periodic elements, with an original character attached. They even tell you the uses of the element! So if you need help remembering those elements for a chem class or your rolling meth lab, think of an Angel instead of hydrogen, or a cute girl making bread for sodium. If you really want help with this you can find the book in all its Japan glory here.

[akibablog]

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  • 2 Replies to "Learn the Periodic table the right (wrong) way! The moe~ way!"

    1. Enner says:

      Everything is better with cute personifications! Okay, maybe not, but this is a bit clever.

    2. Sol says:

      Hey man some of my best memory retention is when I had a “study partner”.

      THE JAPANESE ARE ON THE FOREFRONT OF STUDY AIDS!

      I guess I’ll start learning chemistry again.


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