The Periodic Table is an ideal resource for students of Chemistry and Physics, providing a wealth of information about the elements and valuable for delivering education.
This software review is focused on a Periodic Table software that offers a variety of features to help users easily display information about chemical elements. The software offers three types of screens: the Periodic Table Screen, the Grid Screen and the Element Screen.
The Periodic Table Screen is designed to display elements of a certain type. Users can customize the screen to show specific groups of elements and even select colors for the displayed groups. Each element box shows the Atomic Number, Symbol and a selected property. Hovering over an element box displays the element name through a mouse icon. Clicking on an element takes you to the element screen. Users can also print the chart.
Similarly, the Grid Screen offers users the option to display elements of a certain type, with the ability to select which columns are displayed and in what order. Users can also sort the grid by clicking on a grid column header. The screen allows users to fix up to four columns, making it easier to scroll horizontally. Beyond the ability to display and sort the grid, users can also print it in a preferred order.
The Element Screen is dedicated to displaying properties of specific elements. Users can quickly access various information about an element, including metal type, group, state, acid-base, crystal configuration, atomic number, symbol, name, melting point, boiling point, specific heat and more. It also allows users to select which element is shown by clicking on a drop-down box of element name, symbol, or atomic number. The screen also offers the option to show electron configuration in shortcut or in full, in addition to the ability to print the information about the element.
In conclusion, this Periodic Table software offers many features to help users easily display information about chemical elements. Whether it's through the Periodic Table Screen, the Grid Screen or the Element Screen, users have access to critical information about the elements they are studying in a layout that's easy to use and customize.
The Periodic Table Screen is designed to display elements of a certain type. Users can customize the screen to show specific groups of elements and even select colors for the displayed groups. Each element box shows the Atomic Number, Symbol and a selected property. Hovering over an element box displays the element name through a mouse icon. Clicking on an element takes you to the element screen. Users can also print the chart.
Similarly, the Grid Screen offers users the option to display elements of a certain type, with the ability to select which columns are displayed and in what order. Users can also sort the grid by clicking on a grid column header. The screen allows users to fix up to four columns, making it easier to scroll horizontally. Beyond the ability to display and sort the grid, users can also print it in a preferred order.
The Element Screen is dedicated to displaying properties of specific elements. Users can quickly access various information about an element, including metal type, group, state, acid-base, crystal configuration, atomic number, symbol, name, melting point, boiling point, specific heat and more. It also allows users to select which element is shown by clicking on a drop-down box of element name, symbol, or atomic number. The screen also offers the option to show electron configuration in shortcut or in full, in addition to the ability to print the information about the element.
In conclusion, this Periodic Table software offers many features to help users easily display information about chemical elements. Whether it's through the Periodic Table Screen, the Grid Screen or the Element Screen, users have access to critical information about the elements they are studying in a layout that's easy to use and customize.
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