Bazinga Periodic Table Sticker – Ba Zn Ga Element Tiles
Bazinga Periodic Table Sticker – Ba Zn Ga Element Tiles
Bazinga Periodic Table Sticker – Ba Zn Ga Element Tiles
Bazinga Periodic Table Sticker – Ba Zn Ga Element Tiles
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Bazinga Periodic Table Stickers (2-Pack) – Ba Zn Ga Element Tiles

SKU: 16-006733
Three element squares in a row, Ba, Zn and Ga, each in a thick-bordered box with the atomic mass above the symbol and the atomic number below, 138 and 56, 65 and 30, 70 and 31, which read together as Sheldon Cooper's catchphrase. Two sets per pack.
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Bazinga is what Sheldon Cooper says when he has got one over on you, and the joke here is that a physicist would spell it in elements: barium, zinc and gallium, Ba Zn Ga, laid out as three tiles from the periodic table with the right numbers on them. The Big Bang Theory ran for twelve seasons from 2007 and the word outlived it, which is why this sticker keeps finding its way onto lab doors, laptops and the back windows of cars driven by people who know exactly who the Flash is.

Each tile is a square with a heavy border, the symbol in bold in the middle, the mass number across the top and the atomic number across the bottom, all cut as one piece of vinyl so the three boxes go down in a straight line. The sticker is about three times wider than tall, and the pack holds two sets.

At the 10cm preset the numbers are tiny but the symbols read; 20–30cm suits a window, a lab door or a laptop; custom sizes to 120cm are cut for a classroom wall. Nineteen colours are available; black on a pale surface is the textbook look, white on tinted glass.

What You Get

  • 2 die-cut vinyl stickers per pack
  • Preset sizes 10–55cm or 4–21in, custom sizes up to 120cm
  • 19 colour options

Applied using transfer tape for a clean, flat finish, and removes cleanly without leaving residue.

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Bazinga is what Sheldon Cooper says when he has got one over on you, and the joke here is that a physicist would spell it in elements: barium, zinc and gallium, Ba Zn Ga, laid out as three tiles from the periodic table with the right numbers on them. The Big Bang Theory ran for twelve seasons from 2007 and the word outlived it, which is why this sticker keeps finding its way onto lab doors, laptops and the back windows of cars driven by people who know exactly who the Flash is.

Each tile is a square with a heavy border, the symbol in bold in the middle, the mass number across the top and the atomic number across the bottom, all cut as one piece of vinyl so the three boxes go down in a straight line. The sticker is about three times wider than tall, and the pack holds two sets.

At the 10cm preset the numbers are tiny but the symbols read; 20–30cm suits a window, a lab door or a laptop; custom sizes to 120cm are cut for a classroom wall. Nineteen colours are available; black on a pale surface is the textbook look, white on tinted glass.

What You Get

  • 2 die-cut vinyl stickers per pack
  • Preset sizes 10–55cm or 4–21in, custom sizes up to 120cm
  • 19 colour options

Applied using transfer tape for a clean, flat finish, and removes cleanly without leaving residue.

  • Reference
    16-006733

  • Sticker type
    Die cut
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