8th Feb 2012

Periodic Table Mug

Chemistry on a cuppa

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Periodic Table Mug



What do boffins drink their tea from? No, not vials, test tubes or steaming Dr Jekyll-style vessels. Eggheads in the know sip from the incredibly daft Periodic Table Mug.

As you can see, this smart ceramic mug is emblazoned with the periodic table. Yes, that periodic table! The one that shows various elements arranged in columns and rows according to their increasing atomic number. Or something like that.

Periodic Table Mug
We've no idea why anyone would want to check the atomic mass of gallium whilst drinking a cuppa but each to their own. Then again, this quality mug might come in handy if you're swotting for exams or eager to deepen your understanding of chemical behaviour. Well, you never know.

You can even carry out your own experiments using the Periodic Table Mug. We just heated 200ml of H2O to boiling point and poured it on 5mg of dehydrated coffee, 10mg of granulated sucrose and a dash of milk. Mmmm!

Periodic Table Mug

Available in small and large sizes!


Periodic Table Mug
An ideal gift for anyone interested in science and stuff, this info-packed vessel is a welcome change from the supposedly witty mugs used by non-science-savvy tea and coffee lovers. And who knows, it could even re-ignite your interest in all things geeky - you can study biscuit dunkability, the hilarious effects of caffeine, or even construct a sculpture of Einstein using sugar cubes. What us, bored?

Periodic Table Mug
We think the Periodic Table Mug is going to be a big hit amongst mug-buying science fans across the globe. Indeed we've already taken several bulk orders from the likes of Stephen Hawking, NASA and Brains off Thunderbirds. Okay, we haven't - but we might. So hurry up and get ordering before everyone starts sipping and swotting.

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Please note:
  • Dishwasher safe
Dimensions:
  • Small - holds 250ml of liquid. Approximately 9cm(H) x 7.5 cm(D)
  • Large - holds 400ml of liquid. Approximately 8.8cm(H) x 8.8 cm(D)

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press review "Sip while you swot."
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visitor avatar Every chemistry student needs one of these during exam period. Who needs to Google a periodic table when you can have one sitting there.... AND it can contain your vital coffee requirements. Genius. And great quality.
Hannah, Scotland - 26th May 2011
visitor avatar Nice quality mug. Bought it as a gift and it was well received.
Liz, Cumbria - 24th March 2011
visitor avatar This mug is awesome. I'm doing chemistry A-level and casually brought it into our sixth form room the other day, everyone loves it! :).
Sarah, Bournemouth - 11th February 2011
visitor avatar I got one for Xmas. Nice gift, shame that elements 113, 115 and 117 have been omitted and it's immediately obvious due to the three big holes where they should be, which was disappointing. I'm sure it'd not take much to add them for future runs.
Stewart, - 31st December 2010
visitor avatar I bought this for my Chemistry teacher of a mum. She loved it! :D Just one little thing I must point out. Sorry. . But: I ordered the bigger option and that one was quite regular in size! Exactly the same size as our other coffee cups! How small is the small version!? :O.
Natalie Lucero, Bro, Stockholm, Sweden - 26th December 2010
Firebox says: Glad she liked it! the smaller mug is 7.5cm in diameter and the large one should be 8.8cm, if you think you have the small one let us know on info@firebox.com
visitor avatar I received this as a Christmas present, and have to be honest was thrilled with it and surprised that the person that bought it me was so thoughtful.... So much so that I have purchased a few on standby for my fellow science studying mates at uni. Definitely a fantastic gift idea :).
Teresa, Huddersfield - 6th February 2010
visitor avatar Nice cup, only complaint was that it came in a shoe size box and didn't have it's own separate box. This was part of a Christmas present, but I didnt really want to wrap it in the giant shoebox, for fear of disappointing the person opening it. A smaller box would have been good, if it doesn't come in it's own box. Now have to either wrap it alone (making it obvious what it is), or go out and buy another box. .
Karen, Newcastle - 3rd December 2009
Firebox says: Sorry Karen, the manufacturers don't supply them with their own boxes and we don't used boxes of this size :(
visitor avatar A wonder to behold and indeed hold!! And quibble ma shizzle, its not perfectly up to date, but then neither is the table, or indeed anything in life! Hold, drink, touch your Inner Geek. No, your Inner Geek, that's just wrong!
Richard Batho, Jersey - 11th November 2009
visitor avatar Bit disappointed that the mug didnt come in a box as I bought it as a christmas present but apart from that its great.
Hannah, Huddersfield - 4th November 2009
visitor avatar Are you having a hard time memorizing the Periodic table? Or do you have an exam tomorrow on that topic but you don't have time to scan your notes about it because you were busy last night playing War Craft? Hmm. . Then memorize it when you're drinking your chocolate drink on your breakfast. Introducing the Periodic Table Mug!It is properly arranged based on the real Periodic Table in your class. You will surely memorize the entire Periodic Table when you always use and see it!
Darrel Jester Ecdao, Manila Philippines - 31st October 2009
Firebox says: nb: this can also be used by those who don't play War Craft or drink hot chocolate. Thanks.
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