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Periodic Table: Chemistry 2026

Periodic Table: Chemistry 2026

Elements, Isotopes, Molar Mass

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 9, 2019
  • October 10, 2026

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Nikita Chernykh
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Explore the universe's language with this interactive chemistry app. It offers a clear, visual, and fact-based approach to understanding elements, isotopes, and chemical reactions. Ideal for students, educators, and curious minds.

✓Interactive Periodic Table
✓Detailed Element Cards
✓3300+ Isotopes
✓Molar Mass Calculator
✓Chemistry Dictionary
✓Reactions & Equations
✓Solubility Chart & Orbital Models
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What users say

Summarized from real user reviews of Periodic Table. Based on 5.4K reviews and a 4.8/5 average, it highlights the 5 positives and 3 negatives reviewers mention most about this Education app.

Positive things

  • 🚀Great app for chemistry learning
  • 👍Useful information and features
  • 💡Includes theoretical elements
  • 🚀Efficient and easy to use
  • 👍Helpful for students and professionals

Negative things

  • 🐛Some inaccuracies in element data
  • 🔒Paid version required for full functionality
  • 🔒Certain features locked behind paywall
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What's New in Periodic Table

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October 10, 2026

Added many new and exciting features for chemistry enthusiasts! The app is getting better with every update. If you like the app, please take a few minutes to leave a review.

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Read more about 3D Electronic Shells
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Explore atoms with an interactive 3D model

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Cheating

Purely cheating
Tao.ChengTao.Cheng

Great

Great
LizzieSaxonLizzieSaxon

Need to buy pro version for valence electrons

Not including valence electrons is a joke why even have the app.
domedindomedin

finding elements

youcaneven try finding the element where you are! (scroll down, press 3D, and press AR!!!!!!
Park-Press2 248Park-Press2 248

Mejoren porfa

La aplicación es “buena” hasta cierto punto, porque en varios elementos de la tabla periódica la información está mal puesta, se repiten párrafos u oraciones, digo que es “buena” porque ayuda a ver los elementos superficialmente, cuando ya buscas información específica de cada uno de ellos, la información suele estar mal escrita, mal dicha o simplemente suele estar mal la información.
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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Widget shows incorrect element positions

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Electron configuration information missing for some elements

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Requested Features

5 requests

Add Arabic language support

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Improve search functionality

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Add pronunciation for element names

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Include more physical constants and data

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FAQ

What does the Periodic Table: Chemistry 2026 app do?

This app makes chemistry clear, useful, and beautiful by providing an interactive periodic table, detailed element information, and tools for understanding chemical reactions. It aims to make learning chemistry engaging and accessible without boring lectures or confusing terms.

What are the key features of this chemistry app?

Key features include an interactive periodic table with flexible layouts and color themes, detailed element cards with atomic data, over 3300 isotopes, a molar mass calculator, a chemistry dictionary with human-readable definitions, and tools for reactions and equations. It also offers a solubility chart, orbital models, and comparison tools.

Is this app free to use?

The app is free to download and use, offering core functionality without ads. However, it does have in-app purchases, suggesting that some advanced features or content may require an additional purchase.

Who is the target audience for this app?

The app is designed for a broad audience including students who need to understand chemistry beyond memorization, university learners looking to save time, teachers needing quick access to essential information, chemists seeking a modern alternative to outdated websites, and anyone curious about the fundamental science of matter.

What kind of chemistry topics does the app cover?

The app covers a wide range of chemistry topics, including detailed information on elements, their properties, and isotopes. It also provides tools for understanding chemical reactions and equations, calculating molar mass, and exploring concepts like solubility and orbital models.