Famous Pairs
Same atoms, different structure - diamond and graphite, grey and white tin. 14 pieces.
Calcite
The crystal behind marble, limestone, and the shells of sea creatures
from $25.00
Diamond
The hardest natural material — pure carbon locked in a cubic lattice
from $25.00
α-Iron (Ferrite)
The everyday form of iron — the backbone of steel and construction
from $25.00
α-Titanium
The lightweight, strong form of titanium used in aircraft and medical implants
from $25.00
White Tin (β-Tin)
The shiny, everyday metallic form of tin used in cans and solder
from $25.00
Graphite
The slippery form of carbon in every pencil — flat sheets stacked in perfect layers
from $25.00
α-Sulfur
The bright-yellow mineral form of sulfur found around volcanoes worldwide
from $25.00
Grey Tin (α-Tin)
The crumbling, non-metallic form of tin — infamous for destroying Napoleon's army buttons
from $25.00
β-Sulfur
A monoclinic form of sulfur that appears when molten sulfur slowly cools
from $25.00
β-Titanium
The high-temperature cubic form of titanium prized in aerospace alloys
from $25.00
γ-Iron (Austenite)
The high-temperature form of iron that makes steel workable and weldable
from $25.00
Grey Tin (α-Tin)
The crumbling low-temperature form of tin — infamous as 'tin pest'
from $25.00
White Tin (β-Tin)
The familiar shiny form of tin used in cans and solder
from $25.00
Aragonite
The crystal form of calcium carbonate found in pearls and coral reefs
from $25.00