1.3
March 15, 2010
Changed Ununbium to Copernicium in response to IUPAC ratification. Added support for 3 new languages: Danish, Dutch, and Korean. Added the ability to color the table by 1st Ionization Energy. Corrected the density of Iridium. Corrected a language preference selection bug. Adjusted the color of the nonmetals for increased contrast. Small graphical cleanups.
More1.2
October 31, 2009
- Included French and Hungarian language support - Included additional properties: Specific Heat, ∆H fus., ∆H vap., and Covalent Radius - Lu and Lr were classified as a Lanthanoid and Actinoid respectively to comply with IUPAC recommendations - Now links to the selected language wikipedia pages (rather than just the english wikipedia pages) - Minor bug fixes ...For those wondering about Copernicium, there will be an update after the name is ratified by IUPAC...
More1.1
May 1, 2009
- Polished up the graphics. - Added some more properties. You can now recolor the table by mass, density, melting point, boiling point, empirical atomic radius, and electronegativity. - Added localization for German, Italian, and Spanish. - Added two additional fonts for your Periodic Table viewing pleasure. - Added a units preference for the temperatures. - Added a credits button and link to the application website.
More1.0
December 17, 2008
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