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@termsurf/vine

A thing visualization library




Articles

  • FormView (graphics)
  • TalkText (description)
    • English
    • Tune/Tone
  • TreeCode
  • FormText (math symbols)
/view
/talk
/tree/foo
/form/foo

Goals

  • particles: triangle

  • atoms: pentagon

  • molecules: square

  • cells: hexagon

  • organisms: circle

  • small molecule (small circle)

  • protein (large vertical rectangle)

  • mitochondrion (larger horizontal rectangle)

  • dna (diamond chain of 4)

  • rna (circle chain)

  • gene (diamond)

  • virus (heptagon)

  • cell (hexagon)

  • bacteria (long thin rectangle)

  • phospholipid (head circle with tail rectangle)

  • enzyme (square with chunk taken out, like pacman)

  • receptor (Y symbol)

  • membrane (parallel lines when up close, one long rectangle when further out)

  • ribosome (hourglass 8)

  • cytoskeleton (4 long thin lines horizontal)

  • Golgi Apparatus

  • Lysosome (bordered circle)

  • nucleus (circle with dot inside)

  • Chloroplast (3 stacked rounded rectangles)

  • Plasmid (ring)

Math

  • centered polygonal numbers

Atoms

  1. 1s: 2 electrons
  2. 2s: 2 electrons
  3. 2p: 6 electrons
  4. 3s: 2 electrons
  5. 3p: 6 electrons
  6. 4s: 2 electrons
  7. 3d: 10 electrons
  8. 4p: 6 electrons
  9. 5s: 2 electrons
  10. 4d: 10 electrons
  11. 5p: 6 electrons
  12. 6s: 2 electrons
  13. 4f: 14 electrons
  14. 5d: 10 electrons
  15. 6p: 6 electrons
  16. 7s: 2 electrons
  17. 5f: 14 electrons
  18. 6d: 10 electrons
  19. 7p: 6 electrons

In summary:

  • 1st Shell: 2 electrons
  • 2nd Shell: 8 electrons
  • 3rd Shell: 18 electrons
  • 4th Shell: 32 electrons
  • 5th Shell: 32 electrons
  • 6th Shell: 18 electrons
  • 7th Shell: 8 electrons

Periodic Table

Datasets

Installation

pnpm add @termsurf/vine
yarn add @termsurf/vine
npm i @termsurf/vine

Inspiration

License

MIT

TermSurf

This is being developed by the folks at TermSurf, a California-based project for helping humanity master information and computation. Find us on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook. Check out our other GitHub projects as well!