Every Element. Explained
Atomic – Periodic Table
The perfect Periodic Table app for your Android or Windows device. Whether you’re a student, educator, or science enthusiast, Atomic brings the entire periodic table—and much more—right to your fingertips. Explore elements, isotopes, and compounds with precision and ease in a beautifully designed, ad-free experience.
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Why Choose Atomic?
🧪 Dynamic Periodic Table
Switch views with a tap to visualize atomic weights, electronegativity, ionization energies, datasets and more using IUPAC standards.
🔍 Deep Element Insights
Access detailed data including isotopes, atomic mass, boiling/melting points, abundance, electronegativity, electron configurations, and crystal structures and much more.
🤖 Built in local AI Agent
Meet ‘Ask Atomic’, your built in local AI agent, trained on the data in the app to make your learning process faster. Provides accurate answers as it only gives data from the app.
🧮 Molar Mass & Unit Converter
Calculate compound masses and convert units effortlessly. Features saving to favorites of your most used chemical compounds and unit conversions.
📚 Multiple Tables & Built-in Dictionary
With over 10 different tables including isotope table, nuclide table, poisson’s ratio table, pH-indicator table and much more Atomic covers all your needs
🧠 Learning Games, ‘Flashcards’
Master the periodic table through interactive flashcards and quizzes. With 20+ different flashcards games it has never been more fun or easy to learn the elements of the periodic table
Crafted for Clarity
Atomic Design
⚙️ Built for Your Flow
From quick property lookups to in-depth comparisons, every interaction is made frictionless. Atomic becomes more than an app—it becomes a tool you rely on.
🎨 Personalization That Feels Seamless
Atomic uses your system’s accent color to harmonize its interface, creating a cohesive look. This aesthetic integrity ensures that the app supports your workflow—whether you’re studying, teaching, or exploring—without becoming a distraction.
📚 Content That Leads the Way
At its heart, Atomic prioritizes content. The UI is designed to bring the periodic table to life: smooth transitions, contextual highlights, and intuitive navigation make each element feel easy to explore.
🖥️ Fluent & Material You Design
Built natively for Windows and Android, Atomic adopts Fluent Design for a clean and fluid desktop experience, while embracing Material You on mobile for a personal, dynamic interface. The app adapts gracefully to your system theme, making it feel like a natural extension of your device.
New in 5.0.0:
‘Ask Atomic’
Ask anything about elements, reactions, compounds and get precise, sourced answers right inside the app. No browser. No searching. Just chemistry.
⚛️ Chemistry-first knowledge
Ask Atomic is trained and tuned for chemistry, with element properties, reaction mechanisms, bonding, and more. It knows the difference between ionic and covalent before you finish the sentence.
🛡️ Safe by design
Ask Atomic is scoped to science. It won’t give instructions for with data the app doesn’t have. Built-in guardrails keep it useful, not dangerous.
🌐 Ask in any language
Ask in English, Swedish, or any major language. ‘Ask Atomic’ responds in the same language you use.
Trusted by thousands
‘Atomic – Periodic Table’ has earned the confidence of stude
nts, educators, and science enthusiasts across the globe. With 100,000+ downloads and consistently high ratings, it’s a reliable tool for anyone passionate about understanding the elements of the periodic table and their properties.
- 100 000+ Downloads
- Rated 4.4★ on Google Play
- Open-source & Ad-free
- Bi-monthly updates with new data sets and features
“It’s not just a periodic table, it’s much more than that. It’s even an ideal app for self-study in modern science, especially in areas like physics and chemistry, where it excells at.”
David
User
“By far the best periodic table on mobile. Everything is interactive, and you have access to great information. A must-have for anyone with an interest in chemistry. Highly recommended.”
Sean
User
Data in Atomic
Overview
– Element Details
– English Name
– Year Discovered
– Discovered By
– Element Group
– Appearance
– Electrons
– Most Common Isotope
– Atomic Number
– Atomic Weight (Relative mass)
– Density
– Electronegativity
– Block
– Electron Shell
– Emission Spectrum
– Boiling Point
– Melting Point
Atomic & Electromagnetic
– Oxidation States
– Electron Configuration
– Ion Charge
– Ionization Energies
– Atomic Radius (empirical)
– Atomic Radius (Calculated)
– Covalent Radius
– Van Der Waals Radius
– Electrical Type
– Electrical Resistivity
– Magnetic Type
– Superconducting Point
Thermodynamic & Nuclear
– Phase (STP)
– Fusion Heat
– Specific Heat Capacity
– Vaporization Heat
– Radioactive
– Isotopes
– Neutron Cross Sectional
Hardness & Grid
– Mohs hardness
– Vickers Hardness
– Brinell Hardness
– Crystal Structure
– Grid Parameters (lattice constants)
– Debye Temperature
Others…
– Fire hazard
– Healt hazard
– Reactivity hazard
– Specific heat hazard
– CAS number
– EG number
– Sound of speed
– Poisson’s Ratio
– Young’s modulusBulk modulus
– Shear modulus
– Abundance in earth’s crust
– Abundance in earth’s soil
– Abundance in urban soil
– Abundance in urban soil
– Abundance in crustal rocks
– Abundance in sea water
– Abundance in sun atoms
– Abundance in solar system atoms
‘Atomic – Periodic Table’ is a project developed togheter with you, the open-source community. Feel free to review the code, submit issues and contribute to the project.
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