Mark John, Author at Music of the Periodic Table

Nickel

Nickel is the 28th element. Though it does not have a known use in the body, some plants and bacteria utilize nickel. See Tones of Nickel to learn more. All of the colors are in the Ultra-Violet range. Nickel Scale Nickel Sound Sketch

Copper

Copper is the 29th Element. See the Tones of Copper for more information. Ultra Violet Green Copper Scale Copper Sound Sketch

Zinc

Zinc is the 30th Element. See more at The Tones of Zinc. Ultra Violet Blue Zinc Scale Zinc Sound Sketch

Arsenic

Arsenic is the 33rd element in the periodic table. See Tones of Arsenic for the blog description. All of the tones are in the ultra violet range for Arsenic. Arsenic Scale Arsenic Soundscape

Selenium

Selenium is the 34th element. See the blog post, Tones of Selenium, for more information.

Bromine

Bromine is the 35th element in the Periodic Table. See Tones of Bromine for a description. The highest tones are in the infrared part of the spectrum. The middle tones are red and the highest tones are blue. For some of the tones I have included their octave, either 1 above or below the…

Strontium

Strontium – (Sr) is the 38th element in the Periodic Table. See the blog post “Tones of Strontium” for more information about its characteristics and its functions in the human body. Red Tones Green Tones Blue Tones Strontium Scale Strontium Improv

Molybdenum

Molybdenum is the 42nd element. Please see Tones of Molybdenum for an explanation. Green Violet Ultraviolet Molybdenum Scale Molybdenum Soundscape

Silver

Silver is the 47th element. See much more about this element in the blog – Tones of Silver. Infrared Red Green Ultraviolet Silver Scale Silver Sound Sketch

Iodine

Iodine is the 53rd element. See Tones of Iodine for a description. Very Ultraviolet Green Infrared Iodine Scale Iodine Soundscape

Gold

Gold is the 79th element. For more information see Tones of Gold in the blog section. Ultraviolet Red Gold Scale Gold Soundscape

Lead

Lead is the 82nd element. For more information about the element see Tones of Lead in the blog section. Ultraviolet Violet Lead Scale Lead Soundscape