"Journey to Neon" is a series of chemistry board games, which feature rubber stamps based on the first ten elements. The fabulous game series is fun to play even for those who have no previous knowledge of chemistry. The rubber stamps and accompanying multi-level game may be enjoyed and appreciated on many levels from introductory, as early as eight years of age, up to college and beyond.

The ultimate invention that came out of designing the board game series is the card game Electronimoes! Play atomic bonding card games here.

Level One - Includes rubber stamps of the first ten elements that can only make single bonds. Board game walks players through building up an atom of one of the elements, including electrons, protons and neutrons. A game of chance determines which isotope they have. More advanced players can dive into Single Bond Pond, where simple single bond compounds are stamped out.

Level Two and Three - Includes orbital model toys and two board games for learning about orbitals and double bonds. Also includes stamps that can make double bonds for Carbon, Oxygen, and Nitrogen and some stamps for making ionic bonds.

Level Four, or Human Elements - Includes stamps for bonding Sulfur and Phosphorus, and some additional stamps for making triple bonds. With this addition, amino acids, DNA and biomolecules can stamped out on paper.

Stamps range in size depending on relative sizes of the atoms to each other. The largest stamp is almost 6" in diameter (Lithium), while the smallest is about one inch across.

Pricing will be available August 1, 2010. Come and see it at the BCCE, 21st Biennial Conference on Chemical Education. First come first serve on reserving these first 100 sets before then.