Periodensystem 2025 PRO 3.5.7

The Periodic Table is a mobile chemistry assistant designed for smartphones. It presents all chemical elements in an organized chart according to their atomic number, electronic configuration, and chemical properties.

The main components of the table include horizontal rows (periods) and vertical columns (groups or families). Each element is identified by a symbol and its atomic number. As one navigates from left to right and top to bottom, both atomic numbers and electron configurations vary, reflecting patterns in their chemical behavior.

This tool aids in understanding the properties of elements, their relationships, and trends. It is particularly useful for predicting reactions and exploring new materials, thereby facilitating the learning and application of chemistry.

The application allows users to easily answer various chemistry-related queries, such as: What is the atomic mass of samarium and polonium? What is the melting point of rubidium, and what are its RTEC and CAS numbers? In which year were bromine, gold, sulfur, and livermorium discovered, and who was responsible for their discovery? What are the physical appearances of bismuth, molybdenum, indium, or argon?

Features of the PRO version include:

• More interactive tables
• Chemical dictionary
• Atomic mass calculator
• Chemical reactions guide
• Over 3200 isotopes
• Notes on chemical elements
• Favorites feature for quick access
• Enhanced filtering in search functionality

Additional properties of chemical elements available in the PRO version encompass:

• Molar evaporation heats
• Molar melting heats
• Specific heat capacity
• Thermal expansion
• Liquid density
• Volumetric elasticity modulus
• Heat transfer coefficient
• Speed of sound
• Refractive index
• Poisson's ratio
• Shear modulus
• Brinell hardness
• Mohs hardness
• Vickers hardness
• Half-life
• Radioactivity
• Existence period of an element
• Name of spatial symmetry group
• Number of spatial symmetry group
• CID number
• RTEC number
• Nuclear cross-section
• Standard electrode potentials
• Molar volume
• Country of discovery

The iOS version can be found in the App Store: Download here. The web version is available at Periodic Table Tech.

The reproduction, distribution, and modification of the Periodic Table PRO application without the developer's permission is prohibited. Unauthorized actions are illegal and subject to criminal, administrative, and civil liability.