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EleMints: Periodic Table
 This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad
  • $4.99
  • Category: Reference
  • Versions: 3 archived
  • Installable: 3 of 3
  • Seller: Mochi Development, Inc.

Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 2.0 or later.

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1.2 (66)
Requires iOS 2.2.1+
Non-Retina
April 26, 2009
1.8 MB Install Download
1.2.3 (70)
Requires iOS 3.0+
1.8 MB Install Download
2.4 (152)
Requires iOS 7.0+
Retina
June 13, 2014
1.9 MB Install Download 1 more copy
EleMints 2.4.ipa · 4.9 MB Encrypted Install Download

Ratings Over Time

DateVersionRatingRatingsPrice
March 5, 2010 1.2.1 231 $4.99
July 23, 2011 1.2.4 341 $4.99
June 19, 2012 351 $4.99

From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.

Archived Reviews

8 of 25
Perfect
     
by BInventor · July 24, 2014

This is the best Periodic Table out there, I love the UI and functionality.

Practically Perfect!
     
by Py687 · August 3, 2014

This app is so scary good, I almost like it better than some of the games on my iPad. The UI is clean and adjustable to your needs, and there are *many* sorting options available. Just about the only things it is missing are 1) orbital diagrams per element, 2) rotatable 3D models of each atom, 3) solubility, and 4) relative molar mass in calculations. All of these features I found in Chemio (there is even a slider for electron configurations).<br/><br/>Besides these features, providing a short tutorial on how to use the formula calculator to solve equations would be great. To be honest, I still don't know how to use it besides finding one molecule's molar mass....<br/><br/>Furthermore, putting a small button that would allow you to hide the element's information (on a tablet at least) would be a fantastic feature. Sometimes the periodic table is still too small, even after zooming; and viewing the lists for quick comparisons between elements would be more convenient without all the scrolling from side to side.<br/><br/>However, this app is still astoundingly helpful. It is chock full of information, and is definitely a boon to any aspiring, studying, or current chemists out there!

Thank you!!!
     
by Its_a_boy! · October 3, 2014

I already had a periodic table app, but when I saw this one had a chemical equation balancer I downloaded it immediately. This feature is a gift from the chemistry gods. I easily would've paid twice as much just for the balancer alone. Only thing I would change is that when you type a long reaction to balance, sometimes the whole thing won't fit on the line so it runs off the screen and there's no way to scroll to see the rest of the equation. Otherwise, it's probably the most useful education app that I've ever installed, I love it for my AP Chemistry class.

What an app!
     
by Bear Sinajeh · July 24, 2014

This is an amazing app. It is beautiful. It is simple to use. It has the right amount of correct information. Just perfect. Thank you. Looking forward to see more from you guys.

Excellent
     
by Wayne25611001 · October 3, 2015

A very useful application.

Just about perfect
     
by Mark1085 · October 30, 2016

I love this app- the UI is great, and it has a ton of useful information easily accessible (I am a chemist). The 'auxiliary functions', i.e. formula balancing, etc., are okay, but the actual table and how it is set up is a thing of beauty.

A very fun app for the chemistry nerd
     
by Lanthanidecontraction · January 12, 2014

This app is fantastic. I was looking for an app that had good periodic table data visualization and I found it. Is still missing ionic radius visualization, but still offers so much.

Doesn’t work well with text IOS upgrade
     
by Danny Rdgz · June 25, 2018

Periodic table doesn’t rotate right after IOS upgrade.

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