PeriodicVideos

PeriodicVideos shares short videos about each element in the periodic table and links to related science video channels.

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About PeriodicVideos

PeriodicVideos is an educational website operated by the University of Nottingham that hosts short videos covering every element in the periodic table, alongside additional chemistry-focused content including experiments, science news, and lab adventure footage. The project is led by video journalist Brady Haran, who works with professional chemists at the university to produce the content, and the site also links to related science video channels such as Sixty Symbols (physics) and Numberphile (mathematics).

Key features

  • Short videos covering all 118 periodic table elements
  • Additional chemistry experiment, news, and lab videos
  • Links to related physics and mathematics science channels
  • Content created with University of Nottingham professional chemists
  • Ongoing updates to element videos with new content
Best for: Students, educators, and casual learners seeking short, accessible chemistry educational content.
Good for
  • Covers all 118 periodic table elements with dedicated videos
  • Content produced in collaboration with professional university chemists
  • Provides links to additional reputable science video channels
Watch out for
  • Element videos are still being updated, so not all have the latest content

PeriodicVideos at a glance

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Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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PeriodicVideos FAQ

Who creates the content for PeriodicVideos?
Video journalist Brady Haran and chemists from the University of Nottingham.
Does the site have videos for every periodic table element?
Yes, short videos are available for all 118 elements.
Is there content beyond individual element videos?
Yes, the site also hosts chemistry experiments, science news, and lab adventure videos.
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