GUINNESS WORLD RECORD: Arranging Periodic Table Elements
Channel: Purdue Engineering
Date: 2018-08-15

Purdue University Chemical Engineering's  Dr. Vilas Pol set a new GUINNESS WORLD RECORD for the fastest time to arrange all elements of the modern periodic table on Wednesday, August 15, 2018.  A GUINNESS WORLD RECORD judge was present to verify the achievement.

Dr. Pol says he hopes his success will motivate students. “As a professor, I wish that all my students know this modern periodic table by heart,” he explains. “It provides physical and chemical properties of elements, which can help predict chemical reactions.”

Full story of 2 world records in one day: http://bit.ly/two-world-records

Music:  "Constructivism" by A. A. Aalto via freemusicarchive.org 

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