Periodic Table App Reviews

Not worth the money, it is basically a picture of a static periodic table (that you can zoom, etc.) and a list of the elements (in alphabetical order) with data displayed if you select one. If you want a periodic table, get The Chemical Touch, which is actually worth the money spent on it.

Extremly poor in design and handling!!!

I like the details this application provides. You can view the information in either table form or through a list of the elements. I found a lot of the information useful and was pleased to see an update. Being an electrical apprentice I would love to see the number of electrons in the valence ring for each element added in a future update. Great app!

Basically you get a picture of the Periodic Table; one that you could easily download. The descriptions of the elements are very basic and not worth much, no boiling/ freezing points, nothing. They are not even linked to the pitcture, what a rip off. Save your dollar, I wish that I did.

Easy to use, informative, and all I really need to know. 5/5

Really great for students who loves chemistry,and started to know chemistry

You still havent named lots of the newly discovered elements yet.

It does everything it should, the table is somewhat hard to see clearly however, but an update should fix that, definitly worth a dollar to any chemistry student

if i wanted to see the periodic table i could have took a picture of it. how many people write reviews anyway, i was so unimpressed with this $1 app that i spent my time to write this. this app needs more substance before it starts milking people.

Anyone that said this app wasnt worth the .99 didnt explore it well enough. The table is great and the list view has tons of information. Perfect for my 10th grade chemistry class.

If I could I would give this negative stars. The periodic table and the reference list to not match up. Like element on the periodic table with atomic number 108 is Hassium, but on the reference list this element, along with others, is not listed. Instead the element that is listed has having the same Atomic number and mass is Unniloctium. On top of this the periodic table is way out dated. Bottom line, this application is a sad attempt made by a 6-year old to paste together a couple of internet sources into a application and then sell it for a dollar. THIS IS A SKAM.

I really like the zoom features for this app. It has everything that a periodic table should have. It helps me a lot in taking my chemistry class. It actually provides tons of information about certain element. by the way, I really enjoy reading the history of each element.

Its nice to be able to have the periodic table and be able to zoom in, but some of the data is not correct. Like Boron having a atomic weight of 280 something.. I really wouldnt be complaining, but since I paid for it, I would expect the data to be accurate. Makes me question how accurate all the other data is with something like this being off by so much. Please correct this and Ill adjust my review.

Needs to have feature of touching pic. On the table and having the info come up instead of going to the list of elements. Click yes if you agree.

This app is just ok, really neat zooming feature but the information available for each element should be able to be seen just by touching the element itself, instead of having to dig through the list to find it. 5 stars if that is changed.

Decent periodic table to quickly find the basics, the only problem is you need to sort a list to bring up the properties of the element. If the app changes so that you can just press on the element to get to its properties that would be much more efficient. For this reason alone I give three stars since it makes it more annoying than anything to get to the properties, would get 5 if this is fixed.

The history is not loading

Its a good app but would be better if you could go to the elements details by clicking on it from the font page. It would be a 5 star app if it had that feature.

This periodic table app seems serviceable enough. Overall, a good alternative to the back cover or your high school chemistry textbook. Characteristics provided for each element are plentiful, but the "What is...?" blurb is underdeveloped. The one for silver, for example, could talk about its naturally occurring isotopes being nearly equally abundant. The attempt to list practical applications of the elements is good, but falls short. Osmium, for example, has none listed, though it is the densest element and is often found in fountain pen nibs and routinely used as a contrast agent for electron microscopy. There is a prettier periodic table app out there, with photos of the elements, but it doesnt have nearly as many useful physical characteristics.

20 GIANT THUMBS DOWN INTO THE GROUND!!! IF YOU ARE READING THIS REVIEW WHATEVED YOU DO KUST DO NOT BUY THIS APP!!! TRUST ME, theres just too many bugs to even list in this app it is so bad!!! Because of this app I failed my Earth Science Final!!!