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 | Hepar magnesiae (alchemy) An 18th century chemical symbol representing hepar magnesiae, now known as Magnesium Sulfide, "hepar" being Latin for 'liver,' because of the red colors of some sulfides. |
 | Venus (alternate) Killing multiple birds with a single stone, this alchemical symbol represents Venus (the goddess and the planet) as well as the metal copper. |
 | Corrosive Sublimate (Alternative #1) Resembling a combination of the signs for Libra and Mercury, this symbol is one of several alchemical markings for Mercuric Chloride (HgCl₂) |
 | Corrosive Sublimate Resembling a combination of the signs for Libra and Mercury, this symbol is one of several alchemical markings which stand for Mercuric Chloride (HgCl₂). |
 | Corrosive Sublimate (Alternative #2) Resembling a combination of the signs for Libra and Mercury, this symbol is one of several alchemical markings which stand for Mercuric Chloride (HgCl₂). |
 | Mercury (alternate #7) An alchemical symbol indicating argent vif ("lining silver" in French), otherwise known as mercury. |
 | Mars-Saffron A 17th century chemical symbol for Mar-Saffron. This form of rusted iron is produced by exposing small iron filings simultaneously to both water and air, causing them to oxidize quickly. |
 | Wind furnace (process, #1) An alchemical symbol that indicates to process something in a wind furnace. |
 | Magnetic iron or rising (alchemy) An alchemical symbol that can indicate either magnetic iron or the process of rising. |
 | Saturn\Lead #1 A symbol representing both the planet Saturn and the metal lead. These two things were often associated with each other. For more details, see the symbols for 'Saturn' and 'Lead'. |
 | Rubber (alternate #3) An early chemical symbol used to indicate rubber. |
 | Strain (alchemy) An alchemical symbol indicating the process of filtration or straining. |
 | Quicklime (alternate) An alchemical symbol used to indicate quicklime, also known as calcium oxide. |
 | Arsenic sulphide (alchemy) A 17th century chemical symbol for arsenic sulphide, also known as auripigmentum or orpiment, mineral As₂S₃. |
 | Scania #2 This symbol is believed to date to the Bronze Age, and this particular example was found as a rock carving in Scania, Sweden. |
 | Wind furnace (process, #2) An alchemical symbol that indicates to process something in a wind furnace. |
 | Saturn\Lead #2 A symbol representing both the planet Saturn and the metal lead. These two things were often associated with each other. For more details, see the symbols for 'Saturn' and 'Lead'. |
 | fantastic four marvel's fantastic four symbol from the comics |
 | האי Ha-E is an israely TV show and this is the symbol for this show |
 | Maccabi Tel-Aviv The symbol of the soccer team Maccabi Tel-Aviv in Israel (Hebrew: מכבי תל אביב) |
 | Digerere Also known as "digestio", this 18th century chemical symbol represents the process of dissolving a substance in liquid of moderate temperature. |
 | Evaporation (alchemy) An 18th century chemical symbol for evaporation. |
 | Cobalt (alchemy) A symbol used in alchemy and early chemistry to represent cobalt, alkali salt and rock salt. |
 | Sel vitri A symbol from 18th century chemistry. |
 | Bionicle: Unity, Duty, Destiny This is the symbol of the three virtues, in the LEGO bionicle universe. |
