Periodic Table for the iPad
CursorHead's robust iPad App combines many of the most sought after features into one easy-to-use application.
App Highlights Include:
NEW!!
☛ Who Discovered the Element
- Internet free data access, making studying on-the-go hassle free
- Up-to-date table with one click access to information on element properties:
- General
- Physical
- Atomic
- User generated note taking capability
- Bohr Model depictions
- Built-in dictionary
- Molar Mass Calculator
- The history of each element
- Search on Element, Name or Atomic #
- Lewis Dot Representation/Crystal Structure
- Spectral Light image
- Send your notes to friends
CursorHead's robust iPad App combines many of the most sought after features into one easy-to-use application.
App Highlights Include:
NEW!!
☛ Who Discovered the Element
- Internet free data access, making studying on-the-go hassle free
- Up-to-date table with one click access to information on element properties:
- General
- Physical
- Atomic
- User generated note taking capability
- Bohr Model depictions
- Built-in dictionary
- Molar Mass Calculator
- The history of each element
- Search on Element, Name or Atomic #
- Lewis Dot Representation/Crystal Structure
- Spectral Light image
- Send your notes to friends
NEW FEATURE!
And now with a Molar Mass Calculator that allows you to put in the chemical compound and see the makeup of each element.
Element groups and radioactive elements are illustrated with just one click of a button on the interactive Periodic Table found on the main screen.
Simply clicking on any element in the table provides users with essential information on individual elements.
Side buttons conveniently layout available element properties and other program features and data choices
CursorHead's App allows the user to generate notes on each individual element, making study more convenient.
The Bohr Model illustration offers the user a depiction of electrons, protons and neutrons for each element.
Selecting a property will bring up a dictionary...
... while clicking the "History button" will display the history of the element you are on.
