Grey because it can come from conflict resources. Red because it will very shortly cause serious problems if we do nothing to restrict its use. Green because it is plentifully available in the form of carbon dioxide (too plentiful), carbonate rocks and vegetation. The main change to the EuChemS Periodic Table is to convert the colour of carbon from the benign green colour to a tricolour of green, red and dark grey. The European Chemical Society (EuChemS) is releasing an updated version of its iconic Periodic Table, first produced for the International Year of the Periodic Table in 2019. We are looking forward receiving your translations. Once reviewed, we will publish your translation on this webpage.
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Save your translated pdf to your device (the save icon is in the top right corner of most browsers). You can make your translations in your browser – edit each field with the appropriate translation. Click here to access the editable Periodic Table document. We welcome community translations for our 2023 EuChemS Periodic Table The projected demand of lithium might substantially decrease if relevant technological progress were to occur, such as the consolidation of sodium-ion batteries or the implementation of recycling practices in the battery sector. However, making accurate predictions is difficult, because technological advances can change the overall scenario. According to the International Energy Agency the lithium demand should increase about 40 times by 2040, in order to sustain the expansion of green technologies and keep the global average temperature increase within 1.5 degrees ( see here). At present, 75% of lithium production is used for batteries ( see here) and this share is projected to increase. Following up on the EuChemS scientific workshop on Lithium In 2021, the colour of this element in the Table has been changed from yellow to orange, because its extraction and use is projected to increase dramatically in the years to come due to the production of lithium-ion batteries, to be primarily used in the automotive sector.
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