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Periodic Table Standard 3.8.1 for Windows

by Paul Alan Freshney

Avg. Rating 4.6 (114 votes)

File Details

File Size 19.6 MB
License Freeware
Operating System Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP
Date Added
Total Downloads 21,005
Publisher Paul Alan Freshney
Homepage Periodic Table

Publisher's Description

Periodic Table is an application containing all the elements of the Periodic Table along with images of the elements in their natural states.

The Standard version is designed to be used on desktops set to 1024x768 or better. Contains many small images of most of the elements.

Latest Reviews

SuzzyWoozy

SuzzyWoozy reviewed v3.8.1 on Jun 3, 2010

excelent!

you may also want to try this one straight from the web www.ptable.com

etmare

etmare reviewed v3.5 on Mar 17, 2008

No more, no less - just perfect! And still free??? Very thanx to author - great work!

beer

beer reviewed v3.4 on Jan 22, 2008

Superb, I can't believe it's free! Many thanks to the author.

Ain Soph Aur

Ain Soph Aur reviewed v3.2 on Jul 9, 2007

i just love it! its perfect

manogamez

manogamez reviewed v3.1 on Apr 15, 2007

The most comprehensive and easy to use Periodic Table program I have ever SEEN! I am so depressed that I didn't have this in Highschool and my freshmen year in college.

eviljolly

eviljolly reviewed v3.1 on Apr 15, 2007

Very well made. This should be used in all schools.

Nikkie

Nikkie reviewed v2.8.0 on Oct 31, 2006

If only i knew of this when i was in school ... nice work!!

anomoly

anomoly reviewed v2.6 on Jul 17, 2006

just extract & run it.

xer0

xer0 reviewed v2.6 on Jul 16, 2006

All I can say is thumbs up.

-Lord-

-Lord- reviewed v2.6 on Jul 16, 2006

This is excellent and beautifully done. My compliments to the writer(s).

Avg. Rating 4.6 (114 votes)
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SuzzyWoozy

SuzzyWoozy reviewed v3.8.1 on Jun 3, 2010

excelent!

you may also want to try this one straight from the web www.ptable.com

etmare

etmare reviewed v3.5 on Mar 17, 2008

No more, no less - just perfect! And still free??? Very thanx to author - great work!

beer

beer reviewed v3.4 on Jan 22, 2008

Superb, I can't believe it's free! Many thanks to the author.

Ain Soph Aur

Ain Soph Aur reviewed v3.2 on Jul 9, 2007

i just love it! its perfect

manogamez

manogamez reviewed v3.1 on Apr 15, 2007

The most comprehensive and easy to use Periodic Table program I have ever SEEN! I am so depressed that I didn't have this in Highschool and my freshmen year in college.

eviljolly

eviljolly reviewed v3.1 on Apr 15, 2007

Very well made. This should be used in all schools.

Nikkie

Nikkie reviewed v2.8.0 on Oct 31, 2006

If only i knew of this when i was in school ... nice work!!

anomoly

anomoly reviewed v2.6 on Jul 17, 2006

just extract & run it.

xer0

xer0 reviewed v2.6 on Jul 16, 2006

All I can say is thumbs up.

-Lord-

-Lord- reviewed v2.6 on Jul 16, 2006

This is excellent and beautifully done. My compliments to the writer(s).

DrTeeth

DrTeeth reviewed v2.6 on Jul 16, 2006

A beautiful piece of software. Very interesting even though I last studied chemistry 30 years' ago.

6/5 in fact.

belthurgp

belthurgp reviewed v2.6 on Jul 15, 2006

Very rarely I see a program as complete as this. Beautifully thought out and implemented.
Hats off for the excellent work.

pwned32

pwned32 reviewed v2.6 on Jul 15, 2006

too bad i just finished chemistry...

elpopi

elpopi reviewed v2.5 on May 21, 2006

What a great program! Would have loved to have it back in my school days!

Umapathy

Umapathy reviewed v2.5 on May 21, 2006

Wow really an amazing software I like it a lot. Softwares like this must evolve to increase the interactiveness and the knowledge.

Dreimanis

Dreimanis reviewed v2.5 on May 21, 2006

the most useful software seen!

Excavator

Excavator reviewed v2.5 on May 21, 2006

If you are using a desktop with a resoluton of 1024x768 or greater then feel free to use the standard version (link to the left). If however, you are using a desktop resolution of 800x600 or greater then please download the 'mini' version, this has all of the same features and content but has been designed for smaller desktops.
download mini version (1.95MB)

photonboy

photonboy reviewed v2.5 on May 20, 2006

This would have been handy in school.
It took me a few seconds to realize that for the 2D orbit display you had to double-click the left-side. Amazing program though.

About orbits:
Orbits don't really look like they do in the diagrams. Diagrams are just handy ways of representing energy states of electrons, although at one point they did think atoms acted like planets around a star (most people still believe this despite being proven incorrect over 70 years ago). Here's a few great links at Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Periodic_table
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_orbital
http://en.wikipedia.org/...rogen_electron_orbitals
Great program. I've looked for something like this over the years.

anomoly

anomoly reviewed v2.4 on Mar 27, 2006

free & runs from a flash drive

UNprofessional

UNprofessional reviewed v2.01 on Dec 12, 2005

Set up and operates fine. Good looking and well organized. Have not detected spyware or adware at install. Window seems to be locked to a size that is too big for my screen with no way to adjust it. FUTURE: Allow window to be sized to user settings or make user adjustable. Typo in Gold; cooper/copper. Could switch An with A#. Nice work Paul!

Wes

Wes reviewed v2.01 on Dec 10, 2005

Very nice. It's especially helpful to me as a Chemistry major.

One thing, though: on the FileForum page, the size is incorrectly specified (it says 208KB, but the actual setup file length is 2189989 (about 2.2MB).

zebrasmasher

zebrasmasher reviewed v2.0 on Dec 10, 2005

There was a bug in the installer that stopped some things being installed properly. Please download the latest installer. Hope you like it. Thanks. Paul!

anomoly

anomoly reviewed v2.0 on Dec 4, 2005

almost too much info but is very intuitive

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