Apps Like The Elements by Theodore Gray for iPhone and iPad
Explore and their combinations
Explore the periodic table with interactive 3D models of each element. Tap to view detailed descriptions, atomic structure, and properties. Learn how combine to form compounds and everyday materials. Share element facts and images.
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Test knowledge, access detailed lessons and diagrams
Learn through interactive quizzes and detailed explanations with diagrams. Access study materials anytime, anywhere. Test knowledge with self-assessment tools and review comprehensive content without carrying textbooks.
With symbolic algebra, equation solving, and calculus functions. Supports fractions, repeating decimals, and high-precision numbers. Displays results as simplified expressions or numerical values.
Access across seven categories including mechanics, electricity, and thermodynamics. Calculate problems using input data. View constants and for study or work reference.
Access educational content covering school subjects, general knowledge, and life skills. Study on any device with synchronized progress. View interactive lessons, take notes, and review material across platforms.
The app provides data for chemical elements including Atomic Number, Atomic Weight, and Boiling Point. Users can search for elements by name, symbol, or atomic number to view related information.
Explore elements and atomic structure interactively.
The app provides an interactive periodic table for exploring chemical elements, their properties, and trends. It features a 3D Molecule Library and atomic orbital models to understand atomic and molecular behavior based on 3D structure.
Explore graphical solutions to differential equations. Plot Fourier series approximations of periodic functions. Visualize heat equation solutions with spatial and temporal animations. Graph wave equation solutions in one dimension.
Explore concepts through interactive simulations and tools. Solve equations, visualize force diagrams, and experiment with circuits and projectile motion. Track progress with built-in assessments and review key formulas for deeper understanding.