Periodic Table 2025 - Interactive periodic table & chemistry learning

Experience the most comprehensive Mendeleev's periodic table available on Google Play—a new approach to understanding chemistry!

Our app invites you into the captivating realm of chemistry, helping you understand the functioning of the world around you. With this periodic table conveniently in your pocket, you can quickly access vital information about chemical elements for use in exams, labs, or classroom settings. It is suitable for both students just beginning their chemistry journey and those pursuing advanced studies in chemical fields.

BACKGROUND INFO

Chemistry is the study of materials, their characteristics, structures, and the changes they undergo during chemical reactions, alongside the principles governing these processes.

All materials are made up of atoms that can connect to form molecules through chemical bonding. Chemistry primarily concerns itself with interactions at the atomic and molecular level, specifically relating to chemical elements and their compounds.

The periodic system of chemical elements, known as Mendeleev's periodic table, classifies these elements based on the relationship between various properties and the charge of the atomic nucleus. This table visually represents the periodic law introduced by Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev in 1869. The initial version was crafted by him from 1869 to 1871, highlighting that an element's properties correlate with its atomic mass.

APP OVERVIEW

Our version of the periodic table features a long-period format recognized globally by the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) as the standard. In this configuration, the table includes 18 groups and currently displays 118 chemical elements.

✅Elements are classified into 10 categories:

• Non-metals                        • Noble gases (Inert gases)                • Post-transition metals

• Alkali metals                      • Alkaline earth metals                        • Metalloids (Semimetals)

• Halogens                           • Transition metals                              • Lanthanides (Lanthanoids)

• Actinides (Actinoids)

✅This table provides extensive details on each chemical element, including atomic, thermodynamic, electromagnetic, nuclear characteristics, material properties, and reactivity. Additionally, it features animated diagrams of electronic shells for every element. The app also includes a user-friendly search function to help you quickly locate specific elements using their symbol, name, or atomic number.

Moreover, the application offers intriguing features such as:

💥Images of each element, illustrating what these chemical substances look like in real life or under laboratory conditions.

💥A list of isotopes for the elements along with their specific attributes. An isotope refers to an atom within a chemical element that has a different atomic weight compared to another atom of the same element.

💥A solubility chart for salts, acids, and bases, which is vital for effective chemistry study, particularly in educational contexts. Solubility indicates how well a substance can mix with others to create homogeneous solutions, where the substance exists as individual atoms, ions, molecules, or particles. This solubility chart aids in confirming reaction conditions, especially considering that the formation of a precipitate—an indicator of an irreversible reaction—is crucial for determining if a chemical reaction occurs.

💥A molar mass calculator for computing the molar mass of chemical compounds comprising various elements.

💥A table view that can be zoomed in 4x.

🤘😝🤘 Uncover the intriguing and enigmatic world of chemistry through our application, and discover many compelling answers to your inquiries while delving into this fascinating field of science.