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1. That the ions are completely separated from the rest of the elements on the periodic table

2. I like Railsback's design because it has all the information and more, it helps you with any question about an element

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I thought Timmothy Stowe's periodic table was really interesting because of the shape and how everything is located, it looks futuristic and very interesting

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We felt like the most interesting one was timothy Stowe's although he had around the same information the shape/format he put it in. we felt like the runner up model would be Bruce Railsback's because it just has more extra info and read able.

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1. I think that Paul Giguere's periodic table is the most interesting because it's separated by metals, non-metals, and metalloids.
2. The runner up would be Bruce Railsback's periodic table because it gives more information.

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i like the spiral b/c it looks weird. the runner up is the original b/c it makes the most sense.

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the periodic table that is most interesting is the spiral periodic table. The one we agree the most with is the physicist periodic table.

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1. I thought the most interesting periodic table was the one from Bruce Railsback. I thought it was interesting because it eas like a mega advanced version of the standard one we use.

2. I most agree with the one from Bruce Railsback because you get the most information out of it in m opinion.

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1. I thought the periodic table constructed by Bruce Railsback was interesting becsuse it is really different from the real periodic table
2. i agree with albert tarantola table because ti is simple and is close to the original .

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1. Timothy Stowe periodic table cause it was interesting and funny .

2. periodic table constructed by Bruce Railsback because it only had a few differences from the original.

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1. I thought the most interesting design was the 3D table

2.the spiral is also pretty cool

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I believe the most interesting periodic table is the one made by Thoedor Benfey. This is because it has an interesting shape and look weird.
I agree with the table made by Albert Tarantola the most because it's organized, simple, and the way the elements are organized is also similar to the way they are today.

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1. Timothy Stowe
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I think that Timothy Stowe's Periodic Table was interesting and not thought as being used. It's still a great table, but in a very interesting format. I think the Runner Up would also be the Triangular Form of the table just because it has extra information that helps us out.

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i think the most interesting design is the spiral (theodor benfey) because it was very different from the normal periodic table.

i agree most with the albert tarantola periodic table because it looks the closer to the original and makes the most sense to me.

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The triangular periodic table was invented by Emil Zmaczynski was the most interesting to me because it was very intricate and looked really cool.

I agree most with the Albert Tarantola table because it looks very similar to the regular periodic table.

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There is a dynamic periodic table that is interactive and it lets you get up close to the elements.Periodic tables with lots of color make learning about it a lot more fun.

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The most interesting is the Timmothy Stowe's physicists Periodic Table it looks interesting to view.The periodic tabke that we most agree with is the triangular form because of it consisting of the electronic shells of ecah atom.

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the most interesting is  Timmothy Stowe's physicists periodic table it looks interesting to figure out. the periodic table we most agree with is the triangular form of the periodic table because of the electronic shells of each atom