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CHART: Periodic Table (Chemistry) | Size: 1308 x 1950mm | Useful for scientific demonstration

$ 1,159.00 excl. GST

Periodical Table Chart

Large size chart, 1950 x 1308 mm printed on edge reinforced plastic paper.
Supplied with cord for suspension.
The visual presentation of each element makes the periodic system easier to understand than the conventional periodic table.

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