List of Elements - Part 4

List of Elements: A visualiser for the periodic table in a video, slideshow format, arranged to promote information on each element in a detailed manner.

Part 4: Period 4

= Citations =

Music used:
K. Tidal Wave - Silent Partner - YouTube Audio Library
Ca. Blue Nude - Verified Picasso - YouTube Audio Library
Sc. Holly Dazed - RKVC - YouTube Audio Library
Ti. Pavement Sunset - RKVC - YouTube Audio Library
V. Chocolate Cookie Jam - An Jone - YouTube Audio Library
Cr. Broken - Patrick Patrikios - YouTube Audio Library
Mn. Nine Lives - Unicorn Heads - YouTube Audio Library
Fe. Hot Heat - Topher Mohr and Alex Elena - YouTube Audio Library
Co. Blue Dream - Cheel - YouTube Audio Library
Ni. Come 2gether - Ooyy - Epidemic Sound (muted by YouTube due to yet another copyright claim)
Cu. Koto San - Ofshane - YouTube Audio Library
Zn. Can't Sleep - Eveningland - YouTube Audio Library
Ga. A Mystical Experience - Unicorn Heads - YouTube Audio Library
Ge. Frustrated - Bad Snacks - YouTube Audio Library
As. Devildog - Mike Relm - YouTube Audio Library
Se. [2] Moonshot (Deprecated) - SuperFin49 - Custom
Br. The Devil's Piano - Audio Hertz - YouTube Audio Library
Kr. Book Me 2 Flirt - Max McFerren - YouTube Audio Library
Out of all of these in the period, Nickel and Selenium are the only Two elements to use songs not from the YouTube Audio Library.

Intellectual resources:
1. A lot of the facts on these elements come from Adrian Dingle's book, _The Elements: A Tour of the Periodic Table_.
2. I also used a few facts from English Wikipedia, the free encyclopædia, mostly for the basic details of the elements. Wikipedia, as the free encyclopædia, is released under Creative Commons.
3. The element flags come from a project on r/Vexillology done by u/persew called "Periodic Table of Flags".

Designs:
The thumbnail design features a golden hexagonal pattern with a pink and brown element tile with orange text, and white text outside the element tile. The left shows the flag of Scandium, and the right shows that of Copper. Scandium's flag design was made by Anon, and Copper's was made by u/starshipsinerator.
Kalium: Black with yellow text to mimic the flag, which was designed by Anon. The element tile is subtle gradient yellow with black text. The text is written in the GNU Unifont.
Calcium: White with black text to again mimic the flag, designed by u/RelevationAnimations. Again, the element tile reverses these colours with white on black text. The text is written in Lucida Bright.
Scandium: Dark red background with white text. The element tile shows the flag with yellow, shadowed text. The font is back to the normal Noto Sans again.
Titanium: Black background with a dark grey æroplane and white text. The flag was created by u/persew. The text is written in the GNU Unifont again.
Vanadium: Black background with magenta text. The element tile is blue with yellow shadowed text. The flag of Vanadium was made by u/Imperito.
Chromium: White with black text, while the element tile is red with cyan shadowed text. I made the flag design to satisfy that my guardians want me to have very little relation to Google. Nonetheless, I used the font Roboto, which is the default font for Google Chrome.
Manganese: Again, white with black text to mimic the flag designed by u/persew. The element tile has a dark grey background with light grey text.
Ferrum: Orange with white text. The element tile seems to take great inspiration from the flag, designed by Anon, with its grey with black text.
Cobalt: Blue with grey text, inspired by u/persew's design. The element tile is grey with yellow text.
Nickel: Grey with white text, with the flag and element tile exhibiting a darker grey. The flag was made by u/RelevationAnimations.
Copper: Copper metal background with white text. The element tile is red with yellow text.
Zinc: Mimics the flag as its æsthetic. The flag was designed by u/KostyaRedddit.

= Copyright Info =

License: Creative Commons 1.0 (Theme designs)
[2] Moonshot is released under CC-BY-SA 3.0. The cymbal sound in this song is from Audio Hertz's "Amazer Lazer" from YouTube Audio Library, which I'm somewhat afraid to do.
You are free to use this content for any purpose, including education or other purposes.

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