Access essential element data with this free, simplified periodic table app. View key properties like mass, density, and melting points. Easily access detailed Wikipedia pages for each element.
Reviews of The Chemical Touch are mostly positive: the Education app is rated 3.8/5 from 2.5K App Store ratings. What users like most: update required, great. Top complaints: there are better free periodic table apps available, no help available. Summarized from real user reviews.
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 issue
Crashes when trying to change heat measurement from Kelvin scale
4 requests
Add Russian language
Add search function
This app provides a simplified version of the periodic table, offering quick access to essential data for each element. It includes properties such as mass, density, melting and boiling points, radii, and electronegativities.
Key features include a simplified periodic table display, access to element masses, densities, melting and boiling points, radii, and electronegativities. It also allows users to easily open the Wikipedia page for any selected element.
Yes, The Chemical Touch: Lite Edition is a free application. There are no costs associated with downloading or using its features.
The app is designed for iPhone and iPod touch devices. It is a mobile application that can be installed on compatible Apple iOS devices.
This app is ideal for students learning chemistry, educators, or anyone who needs a quick and convenient way to look up basic information about chemical elements on their mobile device.
