Periodic Table for Windows 10/8.1

Specifically made for Windows 10, 8.1 and 8, Periodic Table is an educational app that presents the Mendeleev periodic table in a clean interface, providing students and teachers alike with a simple method for quickly analyzing elements and element properties.

The tool gets seamlessly integrated with the operating system after downloading and installing it from the Microsoft Store. It can be accessed as a Metro app from the Start Screen in Windows 8 or 8.1, as well as the Start Menu in Windows 10.

The interface is represented by a fullscreen window with a flat look that applies to most Metro apps, where you get an overview of all elements and their symbols of the periodic table.

They are color-coded by element type: post-transition metal (grey), metalloid (orange), non-metal (red), Alkali metal (dark brown), Alkaline earth metal (light brown), halogen (light green), transition metal (dark green), noble gas (purple), lanthanide (light blue) and actinide (dark blue).

For each element you can check out the atomic mass, electron configuration and electronegativity. A search tool is put at your disposal for rapidly finding out information about specific elements, which supports partial matches (e.g. after looking up "H", results show hidrogen, helium, mercury, lithium and others with hidrogen in its composition).

Additional element details include the name of the person who made the discovery, Pauling, Allen, Mulliken and Allfred-Rochow electronegativity, density, together with sublimation, melting and boiling point, among others.

It's possible to change the temperature unit, zoom in and out of the periodic table, as well as view Benfey's or Abubakr's periodic table.

The utility is multilingual and available for Windows Phone. It had minimal impact on the computer's performance and remained stable throughout its entire session.

To wrap it up, Periodic Table facilitates an enjoyable interface and practical options to help you learn more about the periodic table.