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Collection of Chemistry Symbol Cliparts (74)
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The blue ring shows benzene; the pink ring illustrates a substituted aromatic compound-common in organic chemistry diagrams.
The iconic yellow-and-black trefoil symbol universally warns of radioactive materials and ionizing radiation risks.
A comprehensive set of science and laboratory icons, perfect for educational, medical, or research-related web content.
A stylized 3D yellow block displaying the chemical symbol 'S', atomic number 16, and the name 'sulfur'.
A stylized depiction of core chemistry apparatus and the atomic structure, perfect for engaging STEM learning materials.
A stylized Erlenmeyer flask containing orange solution, perfect for representing chemical experiments or lab workflows.
A dynamic fusion of science and creativity: a lab flask with effervescent bubbles set against a swirling rainbow backdrop.
The internationally recognized trefoil symbol for radioactive materials-used to alert people to potential radiation exposure.
A hand-drawn style chemistry illustration with organic molecules, lab equipment, and reaction annotations in blue ink.
A classic Erlenmeyer flask filled with bright green liquid, with bubbles rising to represent an active chemical reaction.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a laboratory flask. The flask is made of glass and has a yellow base with green polka dots. It has a cylindrical shape with a wide neck and a narrow opening at the top. On top of the flask, there is a purple smoke-like substance that appears to be emitting a green liquid. The liquid is flowing out of the top, creating a stream of green liquid that is splashing around the flask. There are also small green dots scattered around the liquid, indicating that it is being poured. The background is white.
A skeletal formula showing a bicyclic hydrocarbon with two fused six-membered rings and two methyl substituents at bridgehead positions.
A stylized lab flask with chemical bubbles, framed by orbiting electrons to symbolize molecular reactions and scientific discovery.
The image is a digital illustration of an atom. The atom is green in color and has a spherical shape. It is surrounded by a blue line that forms the shape of an atomic structure. There are also two small spheres on either side of the atom, which are connected by a thin blue line. The background is transparent, making the atom stand out.
The image is a black and white illustration of an atom. The atom is in the shape of an oval with a central circle in the center. Surrounding the oval are six smaller spheres, each representing a different element of the atom. These spheres are connected by a series of lines, creating a symmetrical pattern. The background is transparent, making the atom stand out.
A high-contrast purple hazard triangle with a classic skull and crossbones-used to signal extreme toxicity or fatal risk.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a laboratory flask. The flask is made of glass and has a round base with a narrow neck and a wide opening at the top. The body of the flask is filled with a green liquid, which appears to be a mixture of green and yellow colors. There is a small white dot on the bottom right corner of the body, which could be a symbol of a chemical or scientific instrument. On top of the top, there is a wisp of smoke or steam rising from the flask, indicating that it is emitting a pleasant aroma.
The image is a table that lists the different types of alcohol and their properties. The table is divided into two columns, with the left column listing the names of the different substances and the right column listing their properties and their corresponding properties.
The first column lists the types of metals, including gold, silver, copper, lead, mercury, stibnite, iron, arsenic trioxide, orpiment, zinc, bismuth, cobalt, metallic regulus, sulfur, cinnabar, basic copper acetate, and alcohol in general. The second column lists all the types and their uses, such
The image is a periodic table of the elements, which is a table that shows the elements arranged in rows and columns. The table is divided into two columns, with the left column representing the element "H" and the right column representing its atomic number, symbol, and name.
The table is color-coded, with each element represented by a different color. The elements are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with rows and column representing their atomic numbers, symbols, and names. The colors used in the table are red, blue, green, yellow, and orange, representing the different elements.
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The image is a set of chemical formulas and formulas for a chemical compound. There are nine formulas in total, arranged in a grid-like pattern.
The formulas are:
- Benzene (Cylodealene) (C) formula (with C) labels (with c) labels.
- Pentose ring (with D) label (with L) label.
There are also two formulas in the image - COOH (COOH) and COOOH (N2) - which are the chemical compounds used in the compound. The COOO molecule is a compound that is made up of two carbon atoms, C, and O2 atoms, and is used to form a carbon atom. The OO molecule has a carbon dioxide (CO2) molecule, which is a type of carbon atom that binds to the carbon atoms in the molecule.
The image also includes a diagram of a molecule with a curved line connecting it to a text label. The text label is written in black text and is located at the bottom of the image.
The image is a black and white line drawing of an atom. The atom is in the shape of a star with six points radiating outwards from the center. The points are connected by a thin line, creating a symmetrical pattern. In the center of the atom, there is a small circle, which is likely the nucleus or nucleus of the molecule. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
The image is a circular logo with a red background. In the center of the logo, there are two laboratory flasks, one in blue and one in pink. The blue flasks have a long neck and a wide base, while the pink flasks are shorter and have a narrow neck. There is also a pipette attached to one of the flasks. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
The image is a blue-colored laboratory flask with a long neck and a wide base. The flask is made of glass and has multiple holes on the sides, which are likely for the liquid inside. The top of the flask has a small amount of water droplets, which appear to be floating in the air. The background is white, making the flask stand out.
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