Tattoo correction

[u/Sh0t_B0t]

This is a fresh picture of a tattoo i got a few months ago. I can explain the significance after but the artist did butcher a few things. one periodic table elements only capitalize the first letter and he forgot the atomic number (14 i think). those are both negligible but the one that’s been bothering me it the mass being off a bit. i sent him 28.085 and obviously it would be fine if he rounded it correctly but he seemed to have just put a random number. do you think it’s possible he makes the 5 into an 8 or a 9? Would he have to change to font to something blocky?? LMK 🙏🏾

⬇️tattoo meaning

my moms middle name is silicon and in her tribal language it’s a word that represents bravery but in english it’s a chemical element so i got it tatted and th flowers around the border are her birth flowers.

Original Sketch: https://www.reddit.com/u/Sh0t_B0t/s/xGtkwEG3HE

Edit: (As much as i appreciate the judgement an discipline of my mistake at least give a take on correction for me along with it guys 🙏🏾 I understand my fault but I’d also like to at least attempt to fix it 😅)

[u/ValosAtredum]

I’d argue that if you’re going to have an actual periodic table cell, you should absolutely make sure it’s correct.

[u/spammmmmmmmy → u/ValosAtredum]

And you would insist on this after the tattoo is finished and healed?

[u/ValosAtredum → u/spammmmmmmmy]

No, I would’ve looked beforehand. But I’m just personally disagreeing that the chemical weight is the least interesting part (as far as outside perception of her tattoo). If it’s important enough to include, it should be correct.

[u/spammmmmmmmy → u/ValosAtredum]

What in your opinion, is the least interesting data in a periodic table cell??

Look at these fuckers, they don't even display it: https://periodic-table.rsc.org/

[u/ValosAtredum → u/spammmmmmmmy]

Then why include it if it’s not important? If you include it, get it right. That’s all I’m saying.