What Reddit Says About Periodic Table Apps
We compiled 10 Reddit discussions about Periodic Table apps from 4 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/chemistry
Focus has always been to develop an intuitive app that's easy to use. · Interactive Table: The main table has different options to not only show elements names, but also display data like electronegativity, atomic weight, element groups, electrical type, poissons ratio, young's modulus and...
r/chemistry
Check out the open-source periodic table app, 'Atomic - Periodic Table' which I have been developing for the past three years!
r/Physics
During the last couple of years, I have as a hobby started to develop apps for Android. During the last year and a half, I have focused on 'Atomic - Periodic Table', which is a periodic table app that also features other tables as for example, an isotope table, ionization energies table, f...
r/chemistry
Most of the info I need is on the reagent bottle or sds. ... 2024 Update: After receiving lots of positive reviews and feedback, I decided to rebuild Periodic Table CLI again for Python!
r/chemistry
Downloaded! Really cool app. If you do an update, cut the vibration in half. Could be a little more subtle. Check out the open-source periodic table app, 'Atomic - Periodic Table' which I have been developing for the past three years!
r/chemistry
I am quite fond of the RSC Periodic Table app, it includes photos and extra information on each of the elements too.
r/androidapps
I'm currently using Periodic table PROF (paid app) but I'm curious if there is a better one.
r/androidapps
The app has been developed in Android Studio, with the language Kotlin. If you would like to look at all libraries and more, check out the GitHub: https://github.com/JLindemann42/Atomic-Periodic-Table.Android
r/linuxquestions
The Periodic Table Pro app for android is the best I have seen.
r/chemistry
The reason I’m risking the downvotes to share this is that I felt most of the apps out there were built as colorful study guides for high school students, not as serious reference tools for people working in the field. I built Periodic Table for Chemists to try and fix that.
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