“Metal makes everything magical. Just ask a unicorn. . .preferably one with a metal horn.” — Sybrina Durant Copy Share Image
“Hydrogen is used in more compounds (nearly 100) than any other element because it can form bonds with almost all metals, metalloids,… — Sybrina Durant Copy Share Image
“The discovery of curium was part of the Manhattan Project, so it stayed secret until World War II ended. It was supposed to be… — Sybrina Durant Copy Share Image
“It’s an exciting time to dive into the world of the lesser-known elements like actinides and see what unique possibilities forward-thinkers have envisioned for… — Sybrina Durant Copy Share Image
“Get a child interested in learning a skill while young and they will remember forever.” — Sybrina Durant Copy Share Image
“The promise of a reward can help encourage children to keep at a hard task. Offer something fun each time the child takes time… — Sybrina Durant Copy Share Image
“The Metal Horn Unicorns say, “No Metal – No Magic. . .and No Technology”. They are exactly right! Metals and other elements of the periodic table are in every facet of our everyday lives.” — Sybrina Durant Copy Share
“Ghel the gold horned unicorn is empathic and can sense the emotions of other unicorns. A touch of her horn on another’s heart make… — Sybrina Durant Copy Share Image
“24 carat gold is a pure naturally occurring yellow metal. There are 4 basic shades of gold alloys: yellow gold, white gold, rose gold… — Sybrina Durant Copy Share Image
“There are only 3 chemical symbols which spell full words. The words are “Be” for Beryllium, “No” for Nobelium and “I“ for Iodine. Multiple… — Sybrina Durant Copy Share Image
“The Metal Horn Unicorns and their elemental friends are techno-magical.” — Sybrina Durant Copy Share Image
“You can tie them, Yes you can. Just take those laces in both hands. Loop and swoop and tie them off. You can show… — Sybrina Durant Copy Share Image
