Gifts for Chemists
Structures a chemist will recognise across the room. 1,163 pieces.
Buckminsterfullerene
cubic · F m -3
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Diamond
The hardest natural material — pure carbon locked in a cubic lattice
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Lithium Iron Phosphate
orthorhombic · P n m a
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Silicon (Diamond Cubic)
The crystal structure that powers every computer chip and solar panel
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Topaz
A brilliant gemstone prized for its golden and blue hues
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Black Phosphorus
The most stable form of phosphorus — a layered structure like graphite
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Graphite
The slippery form of carbon in every pencil — flat sheets stacked in perfect layers
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α-Oxygen
The rare solid form of the air we breathe, stable only at extreme cold
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α-Sulfur
The bright-yellow mineral form of sulfur found around volcanoes worldwide
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β-Sulfur
A monoclinic form of sulfur that appears when molten sulfur slowly cools
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Grey Tin (α-Tin)
The crumbling low-temperature form of tin — infamous as 'tin pest'
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White Tin (β-Tin)
The familiar shiny form of tin used in cans and solder
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Tungsten Carbide
The super-hard compound behind drill bits and wedding bands alike
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Zirconium Dioxide
The ceramic behind dental crowns, knife blades, and cubic zirconia gems
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Tungsten (α, BCC)
The stable everyday form of tungsten — the highest-melting pure metal
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Antimony (FCC phase)
A high-pressure face-centred cubic form of the silvery metalloid
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Antimony (Tetragonal phase)
A rare tetragonal high-pressure polymorph of antimony
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Antimony (BCC phase)
A body-centred cubic high-pressure polymorph of antimony
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Antimony (Hexagonal phase)
A hexagonal polymorph of antimony stable at high pressure
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Antimony (Simple Cubic phase)
A simple cubic high-pressure polymorph of antimony
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Antimony
A silvery metalloid used in alloys and flame retardants since ancient times
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Antimony
A silvery metalloid used in alloys and flame retardants since ancient times
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Argon
Solid argon — the noble gas frozen into a face-centred cubic lattice
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Arsenic
A high-pressure form of arsenic with an unusual puckered-layer structure
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