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BISMUTH
- most common traditional alchemical symbol - color reflects bismuth's
pink tinge
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SELENIUM
- moon symbol and composite lunar surface (flipped around from the
original to save confusion with Silver) |
MANGANESE
- adapted the symbol from an old electromagnet
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BRONZE
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copper and tin icons combined - background features bronze age shield
motifs |
SILICON -
symbol and background based on schematics of early chips.
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TANTALUM -
a
crown to represent King Tantalus
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SILVER
traditional
alchemical and astrological moon symbol - lunar surface |
OIL -
traditional alchemical symbol for oil - background features oil pressure
gauge |
NATURAL GAS -
gas
flame in sphere (quite a tough one to come up with!). |
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TITANIUM -
a titan based on
Celtic Iron Age motifs
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GERMANIUM -
based on German
eagle iconography
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GOLD
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most common
alchemical and astrological symbol - background features astrological and
alchemical charts |
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MAGNESIUM -
element symbol
as used by Dalton in 1700s - leaves in background reflect the importance
of Magnesium's role in photosynthesis |
INDIUM -
used in the aviation industry for ball bearings
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TUNGSTEN -
a "W" based on
bulb filament coil
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IRON -
also
Mars - most common alchemical and astrological symbol - background
features surface of Mars
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BRASS -
most common
traditional alchemical symbol - background features antique brass plaque
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CADMIUM
-based on
alchemical symbol for "calamine" ( Latin "cadmia") circa 1780 from which
the name derives - composite metallic background with Roman text |
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Antimony -
most common
traditional alchemical symbol
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Columbium (Niobium)
propeller image suggesting the use of niobium in the aviation industry
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TELLURIUM -
traditional alchemical symbol for "earth" element - (Latin "Tellus") -
earth surface map |
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WOLFRAMITE -
wolf head
- metallic background from sample of wolframite
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COBALT -
adapted symbol originally created for nickel to represent "kobald"
or gremlin from which the name derives - background from Chinese porcelain
using cobalt blue |
CHROMIUM -
This is a
representation of the electron shell configuration of chromium featuring
multiple reflective spheres - chrome hub cap background |
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VANADIUM -
symbol based on
old Norse statuette of the goddess Freya (latin "Vanadis") - background
from old Norse standing stone |
PALLADIUM - symbol
for the comet Pallas as used by astronomers - background features
astronomical chart |
MERCURY -
also planet -
most common alchemical and astrological symbol - composite metallic
background |
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MOLYBDENUM -
adapted symbol originally created for lead as these elements being
of similar appearance were often mistaken for each other |
STAINLESS STEEL
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RUTHENIUM
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LME COPPER - Alchemical style based on the official
LME symbol |
LME NICKEL - Alchemical style based on the official
LME symbol |
LME ZINC - Alchemical style based on the
official LME symbol |
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LME TIN- Alchemical style based on the official LME
symbol |
LME LEAD - Alchemical style based on the official
LME symbol |
LME ALUMINUM - Alchemical style based on the
official LME symbol |
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LME ALUMINUM ALLOY
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Alchemical style based on the official LME
symbol |
LME ALUMINUM
ALLOY NASAAC -
Alchemical style based on the official LME
symbol |
400 STAINLESS
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ALUMINUM SCRAP
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BRASS BORINGS
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COPPER SCRAP
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TUNGSTEN CARBIDE
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