Theodore Gray Spell-with-elements

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Your Name in Elements (or Not)

Your Name in Elements (or Not)

A very silly webMathematica application by Theodore Gray

Enter any string of letters below and webMathematica will attempt to write it in terms of chemical element abbreviations, if it's possible to do so. Since only certain one-and two-letter combinations exist as element abbreviations,only a fraction of all strings can be written that way. Good luck!

The element symbol images are taken from my world-famous Periodic Table Table. Click on any letter to see information about and samples of that element.


(Use only the letters a-z and space.)
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(You may copy the HTML code for the images below to put this spelling on your own website, provided you keep the links to my website intact.)
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