THE PERIODIC TABLE Explained with Music | Science Song

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Title | THE PERIODIC TABLE Explained with Music | Science Song |
Author | Science Songs Lab |
Duration | 4:54 |
File Format | MP3 / MP4 |
Original URL | https://youtube.com/watch?v=uhYiu-bEVZo |
Description
In this Periodic Table rap song, we turn the entire table into a head-bobbing chemistry lesson you’ll never forget. Can you name all 118 elements in order without a cheat sheet?
This educational video breaks down the Periodic Table of Elements, from Hydrogen to Oganesson, using rhythm, rhyme and clever mnemonics so you can memorize every element fast.
How We Make Learning Fun:
-Easy to Understand: Complex chemistry simplified into bars you can rap along to.
-Entertaining Approach: Experience science in a fresh way, through original music!
-In-Depth Details: Get the scoop on real scientific concepts without heavy jargon.
At Science Songs Lab, we turn complex science into catchy, unforgettable songs. Whether you're cramming for a chem quiz, teaching the elements, or you just love learning through music, you're in the right place!
📜Lyrics:
Everything you can touch, breathe, build, or dream is written in one code:
the periodic table.
One hundred-eighteen signatures of matter, carved in stars, forged on Earth,
numbered in order.
Let’s begin.
Hydrogen, Helium, the lightest pair,
Lithium ignites, Beryllium’s rare.
Boron, Carbon give life its spark,
Nitrogen, Oxygen keep lungs on arc.
Fluorine is fierce, Neon glows bright,
Sodium explodes, Magnesium’s light.
Aluminum shines, Silicon chips,
Phosphorus flares, Sulfur whips.
Chlorine cleans, Argon stays chill,
Potassium kicks, Calcium builds will.
Scandium, Titanium, Vanadium tough,
Chromium flashes, Manganese gruff.
Iron pumps blood, Cobalt hues blue,
Nickel, Copper, conductors true.
Zinc fights rust, Gallium flows,
Germanium semis, Arsenic, who knows?
Selenium harvests the solar beam,
Bromine’s red vapor, Krypton’s dream.
Rubidium sparks, Strontium flames,
Thirty-eight elements, remember the names!
From stellar cores to circuit boards,
these 118 notes compose the anthem of matter.
Etched in proton counts that time can’t shatter,
the score of the cosmos precise, and ever after.
Yttrium steady, Zirconium strong,
Niobium joins the refractory throng.
Molybdenum rigid, Technetium born
In a lab where the atom was torn.
Ruthenium rare, Rhodium sleek,
Palladium thieves catalytic leak.
Silver for shine, Cadmium warns,
Indium’s soft where solder forms.
Tin holds cans, Antimony lures,
Tellurium whispers, Iodine cures.
Xenon’s lasers, Cesium times,
Barium greens up the fire-work chimes.
Lanthanum opens the hidden track,
Cerium polishes, brightening black.
Praseodymium, Neodymium, the magnet kings,
Promethium glows where radio sings.
Samarium lasers, Europium screens,
Gadolinium MRI scenes.
Terbium phosphors, Dysprosium strong,
Holmium, Erbium, fiber-optic song.
Thulium’s scarce, Ytterbium smooth,
Lutetium seals the lanthanide groove.
Hafnium and Tantalum shoulder the weight,
Tungsten’s the filament sealing your fate.
Rhenium withstands the rocket’s burn,
Osmium dense at every turn.
Iridium hard, Platinum’s grace,
Gold keeps value face to face.
Mercury liquid, Thallium sly,
Lead blocks radiation flying by.
Bismuth benign, Polonium’s spark,
Astatine flickers, Radon in the dark.
Francium flashes, Radium rays,
Now the table shifts to actinide blaze.
Actinium starts the radioactive line,
Thorium fertile, breeders refine.
Protactinium rare, Uranium power,
Neptunium, Plutonium, critical hour.
Americium keeps your smoke alarm keen,
Curium glows with a reddish sheen.
Berkelium, Californium, neutron hail,
Einsteinium, Fermium, orbital trail.
Mendelevium salutes the table’s name,
Nobelium noble, Lawrencium’s flame.
From stellar cores to circuit boards,
these 118 notes compose the anthem of matter.
Etched in proton counts that time can’t shatter,
the score of the cosmos precise, and ever after.
Rutherfordium, Dubnium, names that ring,
Seaborgium honors a living king.
Bohrium, Hassium, Meitnerium flash,
Darmstadtium joins the superheavy cache.
Roentgenium’s ghost of X-ray fame,
Copernicium honors a heliocentric name.
Nihonium first from the rising sun,
Flerovium, Moscovium, lab work won.
Livermorium south-bay pride,
Tennessine fleeting, barely resides.
Oganesson closes the elemental run,
One-one-eight, the table is done!
🎥Attributions:
This video features NASA-sourced footage for educational and informational use. NASA media (excluding insignia, logotype, and identifiers) is public domain.
More info at www.nasa.gov
Materials used in this video:
👉Cosmic Origins Spectrograph: Large Scale Structure of the Universe | NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/Michael McClare, Greg Bacon
👉JWST Feature - Evolution of the Universe | NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center and the Advanced Visualization Laboratoy at the National Center for Supercomputing
👉WMAP's Portrait of the Early Universe | NASA
👉Big Bang Animation--5k Resolution | NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/CI Lab
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