Science Formula Ceramic Coffee Mug - Physics Chemistry and Math Print Teacher Gift

It looks like somebody handed a chemistry teacher a blackboard the size of a coffee cup and told them to use all of it. Equations run right around the body, under the handle, and down to the base.

Built for the person who actually reads what is written on it

• The notation is real — benzene rings, lab glassware, integrals and constants drawn the way they get chalked onto a board, not a random scatter of science-looking squiggles.
• Wraps the whole mug — the print carries the full circumference, so it reads from every angle on a staffroom shelf.
• Chalkboard contrast — white line work on a deep black glaze, with a clean white interior so you can still see how much coffee is left.
• A proper working size — 300 to 400ml, which is a full mug rather than the small cup that novelty prints usually come on.
• Lands with teachers and lab people — end of term, a first classroom, a PhD submitted; it is specific enough to look chosen rather than grabbed.
• Thirteen designs, one price — organic chemistry, physics equations, molecular structures, statistics, science icons and more, so you can match the actual subject they teach.

For someone whose handwriting on a whiteboard is genuinely worse than this.