Periodic Table

Royal Society of Chemistry

About this app

This fact-filled, image-rich app is the only periodic table you need.

Ideal if you’re a student, teacher or just have an interest in the chemical sciences.

Did you know that neodymium is used in microphones? Or europium in Euro bank notes to help stop counterfeiting? These are just two of the absorbing facts in our customisable app, based on our popular and well-respected Royal Society of Chemistry Periodic Table website.

• See elements in their natural state and real-life applications.
• Check out podcasts and videos.
• Use our interactive slider to see how elements change state as temperature increases, or explore the discovery of the elements through history.
• Customise your app to see only what interests you.
• Use our simple table for quick access to data – like sorting elements in order of increasing density.

Ratings and reviews

So much info, organized perfectly so you can access just how much info you need. the videos are fun and give relevant and historical info and are optional. I haven't even tried to access the podcasts yet. I've tried several periodic table apps & will delete all but this one. Great resource & its free. Thx for the time & energy it took to create & that it takes to maintain.

The app is very good. Everything is perfectly laid out really well and it covers 99% of people's needs. The UI is very intuitive, understandable and customisable because it is the first thing the app asks you when you open it. The only thing that can be improved is the colour choices, but it works fine as it is and I only bring this up is because I am a designer myself. Really great. If you are a student, professional chemist or anyone who needs a hhandy periodic table, get this app.

Not as many of the latest discoveries as a different PT I have, but it has its own "elements" (no pun intended - much) unique to itself that I know of. Having both of these free apps is giving me more information than I'm ever likely to need, but if I were a physics/chemistry student, I'd definitely have this alongside the 2020 version of the other PT (sadly has no more identifying info than that in the title!). Absolutely recommended.