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Sunday, January 1, 2017

Flag for the Element of Californium


Flag for the Element of Berkelium


Flag for the Element of Curium


Flag of the Element of Americium


Flag of the Element of Plutonium


Flag of the Element of Neptunium


Flag for the Element of Uranium


Flag of the Element of Protactinium





Flag of the Element of Thorium


Flag of the Element Actinium


Flag of the Element Radium


Flag of the Element of Francium


Flag of the Element of Radon


Flag of the Element of Astatine


Flag of the Element of Polonium


Flag of the Element of Bismuth


Flag of the Element of Lead


Flag of the Element of Thallium


Flag of the Element of Mecury


Flag of the Element of Gold


Flag of the Element of Platinum


Flag of the Element Iridium


Flag of the Element of Osmium


Flag of the Element of Rhenium


Flag of the Element of Tungsten


Flag of the Element Tantalum


Flag of the Element of Hafnium


Flag of the Element of Lutetium


Flag of the Element Ytterbium


Flag of the Element Thulium


Flag of the Element Erbium


Flag of the Element Holmium


Flag for the Element of Dysprosium


Flag for the Element of Terbium


Flag for the Element of Gadolinium


Flag for the Element of Europium

It just a coincidence that the scientific flag for Europium uses the main colours of the EU flag on its field: dark blue and yellow.  Blue, or indI go is Coded to 6 while yellow is Coded to 3, which is reflective of Europium's Z number.  

Flag for the Element of Samarium


Flag for the Element of Promethium


Flag for the Element of Neodymium


Flag for the Element of Praseodymium


Flag for the Element of Cerium


Flag for the Element of Lantanum


Flag for the Element of Barium


Flag for the Element of Cesium


Flag for the Element of Xenon


Flag for the Element of Iodine


Flag for the Element Tellurium


Flag for the Element of Antimony


Flag for the Element of Tin


Flag for the Element Indium