I have downloaded Educalabs and Dan Malta's Periodic Tables for android,
neither are fabulous,
anyone recommend a good (free) android Periodic Table ?Marvin - 18-3-2015 at 16:04
What are you actually after? What would make them better?
I used a laminated one from VCH publishing that packs a lot of data into each square isotopes one side, ionisation potentials & oxidation states
the other. I've not found anything this good electronically.Sulaiman - 18-3-2015 at 17:03
What are you actually after? What would make them better?
I don't really know what I'm looking for !
maybe a periodic table with a mini-Wikipedia database for each element ?
When online I do not need a Periodic Table app, I use the www, especially Wikipedia,
this is for times when I can't or don't want to use the internet.Porphyrin - 18-3-2015 at 18:10
This one gives properties, and the Wikipedia app has a periodic table on it (just look up an element) if that's the kind of thing you're looking for. j_sum1 - 19-3-2015 at 03:57
I don't have a good pt app at the moment. The app I get most use from is called, unimaginatively, Chemistry Calculations by Christopher Schutzeichel.
Not a great periodic table but absolutely indispensible in other areas. The molecular mass calculator is really handy.
I used to have a thing called Periodic Droid which I loved. Then it upgraded to an ad wielding atrocity that kept crashing my phone. It survived 24
hours before I deleted it. It is now called ironically BEST Periodic Table. I mention it only because it may have had a fix or you might want to
compare other apps to something that (once) had a lot of good features and a very practical interface.
I will add that I prefer trimmed down apps with a clean interface, basic functionality, the ability to function offline, and minimal memory and
resource use. Iff you have a different style you might disagree with what I have proposed.
[Edited on 19-3-2015 by j_sum1]Sulaiman - 19-3-2015 at 11:27
downloaded Chemistry Calculations ....thanks DrMario - 22-3-2015 at 02:40
How about non-free? I would pay money for a good Android periodic table, one which groups the elements based on various criteria, including of course
orbitals.