The periodic table depicts elements as isolated entities, but in reality, there is a correlation between elements based on their sound frequencies. Each element has a specific tone, with hydrogen vibrating at 40.5 hertz, carbon at 81 hertz, silicon at 162 hertz, and cobalt at 324 hertz. By dividing light wavelengths by two, one can eventually derive back to the audible sound of elements, showcasing the intricate relationship between light, color, sound, tone, matter, and shape.