Publisher's Description
From Christopher Fennell:
Sometimes all you need is a simple periodic table...
The Chemical Touch: Lite Edition is a free and easy to use periodic table for your iPhone or iPod touch. Consisting of a simplified version of the periodic table display from the full application, it puts the masses, densities, melting & boiling points, radii, and electronegativities of the elements right at your fingertips. If you need more elemental information, touch the internet button to open the wikipedia page for the selected element.
For those who have already downloaded the full version, the only thing new here is a fancy icon for your iPhone desktop. It's free though, so if you like Neon, you can display it on your phone at no loss other than space on your screen.
What's new in this version: Changed Ununbium to Copernicium in response to IUPAC ratification.
Added support for 3 new languages: Danish, Dutch, and Korean.
Added the ability to color the table by 1st Ionization Energy.
Corrected the density of Iridium.
Corrected a language preference selection bug.
Adjusted the color of the nonmetals for increased contrast.
Small graphical cleanups.
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"Good amount of info, for those with great eye sight."
Version: The Chemical Touch: Lite Edition 1.3
Pros
A great amount of info after you enter the correct input due to its tiny buttons.
Cons
Virtual buttons are so tiny that you will hit 2 constantly. Certain text is grey on a grey background making it VERY difficult to see.
Summary
It's still very good for free or .99! I would have given it one more star if the cons are fixed.
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