Periodic Table 2024: Chemistry

A Google user

6 years ago

This app has left me speechless. You're probably thinking, "What is so special about the periodic table?" This app is so much more. You can click on each element and you get all this info you didn't even know you wanted to learn, or you can just view the table. Nicely done app and should recommend to anyone. As well as that, there are no mistakes in grammar. I know that's unrelated, but I'm a grammar freak and it is satisfying to have correct grammar.

A Google user

5 years ago

very easy interface n also in depth! keep up the good work. no critiques as of yet, but I'll definetly let you know. Honestly this app is beautifully prepared and informative way past thee average chemists needs. Only thing I'de suggest is some sort of coloring sub shell orbitals to make them easily identifiable at a glance. Other than that this is hands down thee best app on the market. Buy Pro n enjoy how much amazing work n uses of the entire app. Thanks for the feedback request. Great work!

Jonathan Roberts

3 years ago

Very nice app, its well made, easy to use, includes all content needed, pretty cool diagram of the elements with the full electron shells. Full discription of the elements, with all information needed for ANYTHING. I would highly advise anyone to get this if your looking for a in depth, user friendly, app for the Table.

A Google user

5 years ago

Pretty good! I don't see anywhere else to put this, but there is a bug: In the search box for some reason Cesium is missing. English is my language. EDIT: I figured out the problem! The search list sorts the elements by their abbreviation rather than (as I think it should) by their name. Cesium's abbreviation is Cs, which is the next-to-last 'C' element. Cu is copper!

A Google user

5 years ago

Things I think could be improved opon in this app is maybe a thing that says where the image is from and some more in depth summaries for the elements because I found the information that was there wasn't quite as in depth as I would like and I do think that the summaries could be improved opon by making them more in depth. Other then that I honestly dont have any issues other then what I stated before and thats it. It's honestly one of the best Periodic table apps I've ever used. Good job :)

A Google user

5 years ago

this is a beautiful rendering, informative and complete.. everything is articulated fluently and designed in a way that makes it easy to explore and an easily reachable tool that is not confusing or tedious..i think it will likely be one that gets frequently used..it contains information for every level of understanding from beginner to experienced..its both basic and advanced.. couldnt find anything to complain about.awesome..thanks to those who helped develope this one..

A Google user

6 years ago

Super cool! Gonna be helpful for my chemistry class I'm in. Only drawback to me is that I don't get all the features with the free version, but still an awesome app! Love the spinning Bohr models. EDIT:(I think this is how it works) There's not really anything I can think of that needs changing. I like it how it is. I think it's worth the purchase. Didn't really mean "drawback" as problem. I do plan on getting the full version.

A Google user

5 years ago

This is very helpful, most elements have pictures. Most of the elements on the periodic table on this app have pictures, since the other elements don't it's safe to assume that they don't have a solid state to see. The only problem I have is going to a new element if you want to stay with a certain grouping of elements like metal it's a little tricky to do so, as it will just go in numerical order.

A Google user

6 years ago

Instead of fully coloring each element's "box," this app is entirely white on gray except for a thin colored line under each element indicating the element's group. This makes the table less visually appealing and makes it harder to take in the groups at a glance. My Galaxy S9 Plus has a reasonably large screen; yet there is no way I can fit the entire table on my screen. Scrolling is required.

A Google user

6 years ago

This is an exceptional app. It is sleek and well designed, while providing all of the information you will ever need. The images provided for each element are gorgeous, and the link straight to each element's wikipedia page is super useful. I would reccomend this app to any student of chemistry, or anyone who uses chemistry in ther job. It is incredible that all of this information is free to use, I would definitely consider getting the pro version, just to support the developer.

A Google user

6 years ago

There are no easily detectible flaws in this app. It is a must have in chemistry courses especially honors and ap. It has a simple design and no ads make it incredibly user friendly. All of the information is up to date and accurate. You can easily find the info you need. Overall a must have for anybody in chemistry as it is the best periodic table app ever, even when put up against ones on pc. (please do)

J Dkr

2 years ago

I very rarely rate things. Who has the time? Yet, after downloading this app and playing around with it for a week, I find it to be one of the cleanest, simplest Periodic Table apps out there... while also being one of the most informative. Details such as when an element was discovered (and by who) are very helpful in learning more... as are the molecular diagrams and animations. It even has a picture of the element on each detail page. Excellent! (in my best Mr Burns) :-)

A Google user

5 years ago

I am quite pleased with the amount and quality of the information contained in the free version of this app. There is more information packed in here about the elements than I will ever need for my amateur chemistry interests. Well designed UI, it is easy to find what I am looking for, and the app makes good use of phone screen real estate (unlike many modern apps that opt for big icons conveying minimal info). Thanks for developing this app!

LeRoy Byrd

4 years ago

Yep, they're all there, including the theoretical ones. Not much to say otherwise. Pretty easy to use if you know what you're looking for and many element have pics. Update: I'm not sure what would make this app better. I suppose if I were looking for more encyclopedic info, I might like history, such as when it was discovered. Also, known effects of mixtures, either common or dangerous. I know this app is made for identification, so maybe various forms it might be found in. More pics are good

Kara

1 year ago

As other reviewers have said, there seem to be some factual errors in some places. I would gather data from NIST if possible, I'm not sure where the data is being gathered from currently. Also, the images for each element must be AI generated or something, because there's pictures for elements that literally don't exist in quantities large enough to take pictures of! I'd prefer real pictures of the elements where possible. Thank you.

A Google user

6 years ago

Hmmm, what's to say..? I simply wanted quick and easy, round-the-clock access to the periodic table without having to Google it every time (although not that often). It's also more than just the table chart itself; you can click on the element to view atomic weight, number, properties, phase, electron configuration, etc.! App does more than I need, nice to have...

NASA Nerd

1 year ago

Almost anything you need to know about an element, this app has it. It's very well put together and the graphics/animations are on point. The only negative I can give is the prices for the elements aren't always correct and can be way off but obviously the prices are always changing multiple times a day so you can't expect too much accuracy when it comes to that. Other than that, well done 👏