AtomixLab - Periodic table

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of chemistry with our mobile app! This app is designed to help you learn chemistry by exploring the periodic table, a foundational tool in the field of chemistry developed by Mendeleev. It is the perfect helper for schoolchildren, students, teachers and anyone interested in this science. With our application you can quickly access information about chemical elements, their properties and reactions, learn the solubility of substances and much more! Our app presents a periodic table where you will find all chemical elements with detailed characteristics. Learn their atomic number, mass and category, as well as more detailed information. You can easily search for elements by name or symbol, filter by category and add them to your favorites for quick access.

The solubility table helps you learn which substances are soluble in water and other solvents - especially useful for lab work and experiments. You can also study qualitative reactions to help you understand how different substances interact with each other.

Calculate the molar mass of any substance - from water to complex polymers - in lightning speed! All results are automatically saved in history so you can focus on the science, not on repeated calculations. Just enter the formula and the app will do everything for you, even offline!

The user-friendly interface makes it easy for you to navigate through the app's features and find the information you need without difficulty. Download our app today and embark on an exciting journey into the world of chemistry!

Main features of the app:
- Interactive Periodic Table of Elements
- Solubility Table
- Detailed information about each chemical element, including atomic number, atomic mass, discoverer, images, description of physical and chemical properties and more
- Qualitative reactions and their analysis
- Molar mass calculator
- Copying element data to the clipboard with a long press
- Offline mode

The following categories of elements are represented on the periodic table:
- Alkali metals
- Alkaline earth metals
- Halogens
- Noble gases
- Lanthanides
- Actinides
- Transition metals
- Post-transition metals
- Metalloids
- Nonmetals