Elements - Periodic Table

SusaSoftX

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About this app

Elements puts the periodic table of all 118 chemical elements on your phone. Tap any element to see its properties and a photo of what it looks like. Everything is stored in the app, so it works without a connection.

What's inside
• The whole periodic table, colour-coded by group: alkali metals, transition metals, metalloids, halogens, noble gases and more
• Pinch or use the buttons to zoom, or turn your phone sideways for a bigger table
• A page for every element with up to 35 properties: atomic weight, electron configuration, density, melting and boiling points, ionization energies, crystal structure, hardness and more
• Photos of 93 elements, from glowing noble gases to gold crystals; tap a photo to see it full screen
• Swipe sideways to go from one element to the next
• Search by name, symbol or atomic number
• A link to each element's Wikipedia article for more
• Elements 113 to 118 under their official names: nihonium, flerovium, moscovium, livermorium, tennessine and oganesson

Sources
The element properties are adapted from Wikipedia's element articles as they stood in 2011 and are available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike licence, CC BY-SA 3.0. Some values have been refined since. The photos come from Wikimedia Commons; each shows its author and licence in the app, and all photo credits are listed here:
https://susasoftx.github.io/elements-credits.html

Elements is an independent app by SusaSoftX and is not affiliated with Wikipedia or the Wikimedia Foundation.

The app shows a small banner ad. Privacy policy: https://susasoftx.github.io/privacy-policy.html

Ratings and reviews

Love it inside & out! Put together well, live pictures & properties of each element! Of course you can't see them all, like Oxygen! Great learning tool!

It is osm application for those students who's want to learn periodic table .......😊

That's one of the best application. I really love it

What’s new

Version 2.0.1: pinch to zoom now works anywhere on the table, also with your fingers on the elements.

Version 2.0, rebuilt for today's phones:
• A new, sharper periodic table you can zoom, also sideways
• Search by name, symbol or number
• Swipe from one element to the next
• Bigger, sharper photos, with their credits
• Official names for elements 113 to 118
• Proper superscripts and units in the data