Atomix Periodic Table
Explore all 118 elements with a beautiful glassmorphism periodic table. Search, filter, and learn about each element.
About Atomix Periodic Table
Tap any element on a glassmorphism-styled periodic table and you'll get atomic mass, electron configuration, discovery date, and more — all 118 elements covered, from hydrogen to oganesson. The layout mirrors the classic table you know from classroom walls, but the search and filter tools make it genuinely faster to find what you need: narrow by category, state of matter, or just start typing a name or symbol.
It works equally well as a quick homework reference or a slow Saturday curiosity session. If you're studying for a chemistry exam, having element data one tap away beats flipping through a textbook. Browse more tools like this in education apps, or pair it with Graphing Calculator if your coursework mixes chemistry and math.
No account or download required — it runs entirely in your browser, so it's especially handy on a school Chromebook or shared device.
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How to use
• Click on any element tile to view detailed information on Wikipedia • Use the search box to find elements by name, symbol, or atomic number - results appear as you type • Select a category from the dropdown to filter elements (Alkali Metals, Noble Gases, etc.) • Choose what data to display on elements: atomic mass or electronegativity values • Switch between English and French using the language selector • Hover over elements to see quick details in tooltips • Use the "View Glossary" button in the footer for chemistry terms and definitions • Click the clear button (X) in the search box to reset your search • On mobile, swipe horizontally to navigate the periodic table • All element categories are color-coded for easy identification • The table automatically updates when you search or filter - no need to refresh
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