“Welcome to the apartment where the noisy elements live together!”
The properties and roles of the 118 elements are humorously explained through unique characters.
A knowledge comic that teaches you the joy of doing science!

Pencil lead and diamonds are both made of carbon?
Sodium was even used in ancient Egypt to make mummies!
Who would have thought that calcium could be used to build pyramids and even skyscrapers!

▼ A high-quality knowledge comic that brings the joy of science.
This is the second book in the 'Knowledge Comics Series for Teenagers', which explains scientific principles and concepts in an easy and accurate way, allowing readers to develop scientific knowledge while having fun.

The periodic table of elements, which is the basis of chemistry studies, is something that every student must memorize.
However, memorizing the periodic table, which is full of over 100 element symbols, in order is not an easy task, and simply memorizing it without any information is not only tiring but also not fun, and can even reduce interest in science itself.
[The Bustling Chemical Element Apartment] is a book that imagines the periodic table of elements as an apartment building consisting of a seven-story building and a two-story annex, and sets the 118 elements as residents of the apartment, and explains them in a comic format so that young people can understand the elements in an interesting way.

The elements are depicted as residents with their own unique personalities, and through episodes from their lives, we can see how the elements are used in our daily lives. This not only helps us learn the characteristics of each element, but also emphasizes that the elements are not a world separate from us, but rather exist as familiar things around us.
Furthermore, the periodic table of elements, cute and fun illustrations, and cheerful dialogue add to the interest and fun.

▼ Systematic and fun! Everything you need to know about the elements.
This book consists of one element, or at most two pages, of comics.
Its unique feature is that it summarizes only the key points and allows you to examine all 118 elements discovered to date in one volume.
Along with this, it covers basic knowledge about atoms, elements, and electrons, allowing you to draw a comprehensive picture of how atoms are structured and how the periodic table is arranged.

Additionally, the value of the element when converted to money, its closeness to daily life, and its level of danger are displayed in 10 levels, allowing you to understand the nature of the element at a glance. Interesting stories related to the elements that are not covered in textbooks, such as the backstory of the element's discovery, are also introduced in a separate corner.
At the end of each element, basic information about the element, including the year of discovery, the discoverer, and the origin of the name, are organized for easy viewing.

This book, which systematically and funnily covers all 118 elements, will be the first step for teenage students to approach science with interest.

▼ Making the periodic table with my own hands
The most important thing in studying is the process of making what you have learned your own.
The periodic table poster provided as an appendix has blank spaces so that students can write down the periodic table they have memorized.
By filling in the blanks, you can reflect on what you have read and repeat the learning process again.
After decorating and completing it, if you stick it on your desk, it will help you develop a lasting interest and curiosity about science.