Periodic Table 2016 Pro

Brilliant. This is a must have for any person dealing with a hard science, and one of very few apps I've ever paid for. The Pro version provides excellent detailed information on every atom, including the values, moles, masses, etc. for every element. Money well spent. 6/5 stars.

This app is excellent, the only thing I wish they implement in the future is the 3D electron orbital model. It only has the Bohr model, unfortunately. 5 stars regardless.

A very good app as a periodic table. All necessary information about the different elements can be found and for molecules or other constructions there are helpful calculators. I can truly recommend it👍🏼

Almost perfect! If only there was a way to rearrange the information displayed when viewing each element like being able to drag certain properties so they could be displayed before or after others. It would help reduce scrolling a lot. I think that's currently the most requested feature too. Also, personally I wish there was more than 1 photo available of each element but it's just a preference rather than anything else. Worth every single penny anyway. For now I'll give you 5 stars.

I rarely give an app five stars. This app is AWESOME! It's well designed: elegant and sleek, (don't change that please!) It's easy to use and intuitive. It's extremely informative and it's catalogue-based format is super accessible. I can't speak for the trained chemist, but for the lay user it is both fun and educational. And I appreciate, as a physics enthusiast, education on the *details* of the periodic table, subatomic physics, and chemistry, and not just simple overviews and summaries.

I am blown away by how elegant and well-designed this app is. It has a depth of information far beyond any other periodic table app I've seen, and the data is thoughtfully laid out, set into various layers that are intuitively situated and include images and animations which offer a means to conceptualise the mechanics of the electron shells in such a way that they become more accessible to the imagination. This app is such a joy to use, I absolutely love it, thank you for creating it :)

This periodic table app is inexpensive, mostly accurate, and relatively easy to use. I recommend it if you're interested in the periodic table or need to know it. In response to August Software: •All elements above 118 should not have a discovery date as they all have yet to be synthesized. •The ability to see the state of matter for the element(s) as temperature and/or pressure changes would be useful and practical. Most tables list the state of mattee at 20°C (68°F). •Table for color coding

A worthwhile upgrade from the free version. It looks good overall and all of the properties are definitely interesting. Two things: Elements 119 - 126 shouldn't be on here because they haven't been synthesized/declared elements yet. Also, I don't think protium (hydrogen-1) should be radioactive (It's listed with a half-life of 10^33 years when it should be stable.) Maybe it's in the same predicament as bismuth?

Absolutely worth the money for the price. The interface design is so clean, the best one out there. Pleasantly surprised that the content this app provide is actually unparalleled, so many diagrams and pictures. Sometimes it's either a good content with boring cluttered design, or a great modern look but bare minimal educational content that's geared mostly for non professional/science crowd. This app does both so well, also tons of language options. 5/5 one of my best purchase so far 👍👍

I'm in a nuclear engineering class and the content that is easily available on this app (including isotope data) is really nice to have for a $1 investment. If I could improve something, I'd want to see more radioactivity data such as the energies of emitted gamma rays or the breakdown of macroscopic cross sections (absorbsion, fissile reaction, etc.).

It's a great app don't get me wrong, but I can't help get the feeling the developer only updates this thing to ensure the year in the name is up to date. I haven't seen user requested features like flashcards or any teaching mini game like sections to help people learn aspects of the periodic table. This app has a wealth of information and it could be amazing at teaching if the developer put some time into it. If they did, this would be hands down the best periodic table app in the world.

This has become my exclusive go-to pt app (pt at all). I'm so happy I found it several years ago. Free is good, but PRO version is great (fantastic value). Like all things human made, there have been inaccuracies I and others have found, but these have been fixed by the very responsive developers even before I have had time to report them. In my opinion, if you at all have use for the pt, go with this app. I still browse the competition, but have not looked for a replacement in years.

Great app, with a nicely done interface, but the central science can always use and tabulate more data (it doesn't contain any table of ionization energy, etc.). It would be great if you included pronunciation of the element names too. As far as the elements go, this is an exquisite app, but I'm sure it can always be updated and upgraded. thanks!

The app has been developed very nicely keeping in mind about the different types of people. Several informations are present in handy and in a simplistic approach. It would be very good if you could also add the hybridization, oxidation state, dipole moment and molecular structure and geometry, and several other physical properties of molecules etc. Also please add different allotropes of elements and their properties. Overall, a very well balanced app and easy to use.

Awesome app. Well worth paying for the pro version if your a scientifically minded person like me. It has far more than just the basic information!

Hi! It's really a wonderful app, very well done and super worthy. I'd want to make a suggestion and a report: S: in the calculator, take in account the oxidation states to formulate all right, meaning that if I wanted I could write "HO2", which is impossible... R: there's a mistake within the periodic table, as when you click on one element and you continue going from this one to the next or previous ones, the initial description is still seen. Thanks!

So far It's a great program with one strange exception. From the periodic table I am unable to touch an atom and get taken to it's information page, however this function works on the free app. For now when I want to look at the details of a specific atom I have to go to the list and search for it which is ever so slightly annoying. At $1.99USD it's definitely worth the price to not have to see advertisements even with this exception. Edit: The issue I mentioned above has been fixed, 5 stars!

I think it's a really neat app to have for anyone who is interested in learning more about the elements that make us and our universe. I would find it extremely useful to a student taking chemistry and it's also an app that is just fun to learn with. One thing that I would find really useful in the app is what different reactions would happen if you mixed certain elements.

The app itself is useful having a clean UI design and also I just want to suggest, I would like to see the feature where you can see versions of the Periodic Table and even choose from the past versions such as without the new elements because here in our place we use the old version where the new elements are not yet added and electronic configuration also differ. I'm looking forward to this improvement

The app is good. Better if you add a guide for how to use the app. Like if we see isotopes, they are multi-coloured which may be used to depict if they are naturally-occuring or not, but can't be understanble by colour. I suggest you to add a guide for the same in the app in-built about section. Another thing, in the "Tables" section, last three terms, there description ends like ... due to space constraints and even if we open it we can't see the full explanation.

This app is well worth it - I do wish electronegativity values were easier to access though. The EN table only gives values in a single file list, and when I expand an element's details out of the main periodic table, I have to scroll almost to the bottom of a huge page of information to find EN values. As a chem tutor, EN values are one of the big things I want to be able to quickly reference on a PT with students. Love it though; with this fix, easily 5 stars.

By far the best Chemistry app I've downloaded. Free version is already awesome, but finally upgraded to pro version, and really am very satisfied. A dollar worth spending for. Suggestion: • Add the symbols of each element as part of the search list too, plus Lewis dot structures please, it'll be a really great help! Kudos to the Devs and keep up the good work.

I must have rated the free version before. Anyways, it's an app that gives more information than probably needed for majority of people including college Chemistry students in a very stylish fashion. However, I have seen one or two websites that have even more exhaustive compilations of information about elements. Other distinguishing strengths of this app include its offline accessibility and the numerous languages that the whole app is in besides English. I just wish for audio.

I use it for non-professional purposes, meaning I am not studying chemistry or anything. For a general interest in the periodic table and its elements, this app is very handy. It gives you detailed information on each element and has a very intuitive UI. You can have yozr elements displayed on the table or in lists and it even has a dictionary for chemistry terms. Only thing that could be added to make it even better would be a list of everyday things and their chem. comp. like:table salt - NaCl

I downloaded this app to help with my chem class. not only does it look good, but the information this app provides is more than enough. I dont think I've even explored all of the options. With that said, one option I'd like to see, is the different charges, nomenclature, and to be able to combine different elements. Other than that, a must have for a student of science.

Lots of very well organized information! I am an armchair scientist, so this is very useful to me when I get struck by some curiosity

Its been great so far, look beautiful and works perfectly. The only suggestion id make to furthermore improve the experience would be an option to organize the way elements are displayed when using the "list" funcionality. So you can arrange them from ascending or descending order when searching for the electronegativity for example. Besides that the app is great 10/10 would recommend the premium version