This is an easy way to learn Palladium, Silver, Cadmium, Indium and Tin. Learning with memory techniques is much easier than rote repetition. Especially when the images are already layed out to you in a clear and intuitive way. In this series we will memorize the Periodic Table of Elements by connecting it with the Visual Major System for numbers. We will cover five elements per post with special training images for all elements and numbers. Please check out our other episodes for more elements.
Elements Legend
Each element comes with a special training image. These contain the element number, a common application, a phonetically similar image for the name and the element symbol. The color of each training image indicates the element category.
46. Palladium
In the Visual Major System 4 = F or V and 6 = G or K. With that we can create the word FIG. The fortysixth element Palladium sounds similar like palace for example. This element is used in artificial teeth.
You are carving inside a giant fig a marvelous palace with a set of artificial teeth.
42. Silver
In the Visual Major System 4 = F or V and 7 = L. With that we can create the word FLY. The fortyseventh element Silver sounds like a silvan glade. It can be used for silver ingots.
A fly is carrying a precious silver ingots over a silvan glade and drops it on the ground.
48. Cadmium
In the Visual Major System 4 = F or V and 8 = B or P. With that we can create the word FBI and imagine their badge. The fortyeight element Cadmium sounds like the word cat. The element is often used for batteries like in cordless drills.
You open the door and a FBI badge is held up by a cat in uniform: "Sir we need to deconstruct your house. We brought our own cordless drills."
Come up with your own story or ask your students to that.
49. Indium
In the Visual Major System 4 = F or V and 9 = J or SH. With that we can create the word FISH. The fortyninth element Indium sounds the country India for which we can imagine a Ganesha statue. The element is used for solder in transistor radios.
50. Tin
In the Visual Major System 5 = S or Z and 0 = R. With that we can create the word SOUR and imagine a lemon. The fiftieth element Tin sounds like a tin can. The element is used in organs (and of course in tin cans).
All training images are property of Thinkkniht UG. They can be used for educational purposes in Schools and Universities. You can get the set with 50 different Visual Major System images from 0-9 for free in English and German.
If you like our Major System training images you can get our premium high resolution 2-digit set with nearly 800 images from 00-99 with the English Edition or German Edition.
The Periodic Table of Elements training images are also available a premium high resolution edition.
