There are seven different periodic table charts in this set:
Atomic sizes: Each atom is represented by a disk whose diameter is proportional to the atom’s diameter.
Electronic structure: represented in such a way that students can easily see how shells get filled.
Electron Affinity: represented by a colour code (from least to greatest). Students clearly see how electron affinity changes across the table.
Melting and boiling points, represented by a colour code (from lowest to highest). Students immediately identify elements with very low and very high melting/boiling points.
Ionization potential, represented by a colour code. Useful for looking at trends and understanding how strongly electrons are held by the nucleus.
Uses: One example of the use of the element (labelled images).
Isotopes: colour coded. The colour indicates the abundance of occurrence (for stable isotopes) and half-life (for unstable isotopes).
These are available as Flex/vinyl posters (about 120 cm x 80 cm) for teachers and as printouts (A3 size) for students.
