The Disappearing Spoon Book Report

The periodic table, everyone has heard of it. This table is your best friend in your high school years, especially the year you take Chemistry. You use it name elements, to predict reactions, locating where they are, what section it is in, what kind of metal it is and whatnot. But, have you ever looked at it this way? A castle. This is how Sam Kean presents it. He says, “sort of like a castle, with an uneven main wall, as if the royal mansions hadn't quite finished building up the left-hand side, and tall, defensive turrets on both ends.” (Kean, page 12)
Topic 2
Back to Sam Kean's book, The Disappearing Spoon. It is divided into five seperate sections. The first section is called; Orientation: Column by Column, Row by Row. This section is broken