Access the full offline with detailed information on each element including symbol, name, atomic number, mass, electronegativity, electron configuration, state at STP, atomic radius, and melting/boiling points.
View a color-coded with element names, densities, electronic configurations, atomic numbers, and melting points. Tap to see detailed properties. Save or share selected element data.
Access detailed information about each element, including atomic number, weight, and symbol. Tap elements to view properties and history. Organize elements in rows and columns. Save notes and bookmark elements for quick reference.
Explore elements through 3D models and augmented reality. Tap to rotate elements and view their properties. Access detailed information about atomic structure and chemical behavior. Sync with educational resources for in-depth learning.
Explore with swipe and touch to view details like name, symbol, atomic number, mass, Lewis dots, and radius. Colors indicate classification, melting point, boiling point, outermost orbital, and ion radius.
Explore a deck of cards where each card represents an element from the . View detailed information about each element, including electronegativity, atomic size, density, and electrical conductivity. Compare these properties directly on the .
Explore 3D models of elements categorized into diatomic nonmetals, noble gases, alkali metals, and other groups. View atomic weight, neutron count, proton count, electron count, and shell configuration for each element.
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The app provides quizzes on element names, symbols, atomic numbers, and properties. It is suitable for students, teachers, and those curious about chemistry.
The app provides a reference Periodic Table with a simple design and a wide list of atomic and physical properties. It includes gorgeous photos of the elements and many color schemes for users.
Reference allows users to select between mass spectrometry, energy-dispersive x-ray spectroscopy, or nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy tables. Clicking on elements shows method-specific information about stable isotopes.