Periodic Table 2025 PRO vs Isotope Browser Utilisation & Stats

Periodic Table 2025 PRO

The chemistry falls into to number of the most important sciences and is one of the main school objects. Its studying begins with the Periodic Table. Interactive approach to a training material is more effective than classical. As in it technologies which became the family for the modern pupils are used. Periodic Table - is a free application for iPhone which displays the entire Periodic Table at startup interface. The table has a long-form approved by the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) as the core. Besides the periodic table of chemical elements, you can use the Table of solubility. Differences PRO version of FREE: - More interactive tables - Continuous addition of new application information elements - More information about the additional elements - Conductivity - Electric type - Magnetic type - Bulk magnetic susceptibility - Specific magnetic susceptibility - Temperature Superconductivity - Color of the item - Density - Refractive Index - Coefficient of thermal conductivity - Electronegativity - Valence - Radioactivity - Half life - Molar volume and much more - When you click on any element provides information that is constantly updated. - For most of the items have an image. - For more information, there are direct links to Wikipedia for each item. - Table solubility - To find any element you can use the search. The search engine is not choosy to the registry or writing style search. - You can sort the items in 10 categories: • Alkaline earth metals • Other nonmetals • Alkali metals • Halogens • Transition metals • Noble gases • Semiconductor • Lanthanides • Metalloids • Actinides Elements of the selected category will be listed in the search results and are highlighted in the table on the main application screen.

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Isotope Browser

Provided by the Nuclear Data Section of the International Atomic Energy Agency, the app gives properties of more than 4 000 nuclides and isomers. A Chart of Nuclides, with zooming and tapping enabled, and a Periodic Table of Elements are included to allow easy selection and navigation. Filter criteria on half-life, decay mode, radiation type and energy can be selected. Summary data are presented in a scrolling list, with a details page for each nuclide containing web links to the data sources and further information such as level and decay schema. The filtered nuclides can be visualised on the Chart of Nuclides. Data are taken from the most recent and reliable sources, and optimal search-and-retrieve performance is achieved with an embedded database, meaning that no network connection is required.