[webbpct]

Any feedback, questions or suggestions are more than welcome!!

Thanks!

[wlwl2]

Hi All,

I've made a tool (cptable.com) that I think might be able to help others. What differentiates this reference from other references:

• Electronegativity info built in!.
• molecular weight calc.
• search for position of elements
• better mobile support (actually better UI/UX was one of the main goals)
• Once the analytical chem charts are up it will be a much better tool - something I would definitely use more often (because of the references).

This is unlike the other periodic tables I've seen, which are nice for more one-off cases (I guess they were not made with the same goals in mind).

I would rely on this tool a lot as a chemist (in the lab and for exams), not many of the other websites I've seen are in the same situation.

I hope that this is able to reach someone out there who will find it useful.

[PatrickS]

If we're now talking about useful tools for chemists check out

https://labdeck.com/interactive-periodic-table/

They have this cool interactive periodic table which has all key and useful element data but it also allows you to import the data as a variable and then you can do an array of things to it, they also have some integral chemistry function, nothing too crazy but definitely useful plus it's free so

[Mitch]

Do you have to download an exe?

[PatrickS]

yh its a software but its definitely one of the better free chemistry software available, I prefer software over online tools as well, I'm a little bit old style.