Anyone who loves chemistry knows how important the periodic table is. It systematically organizes the atomic species, with 118 elements, and was created by Dmitri Mendeleev and updated by Julius Lothar Meyer. It provides the atomic number and mass number of each element, making it possible to see relationships among the elements' periodic properties, such as atomic radius and electronegativity.
For chemistry enthusiasts, one of the most eagerly awaited tools has arrived: Google has innovated once again by launching a periodic table that teaches chemistry!
That's right: this innovation brings a 3D table that teaches chemistry in a creative and fun way, and it will help many people with their studies.
The new feature is being integrated into the Google Nest Hub to encourage chemistry students, but you can access this fantastic free tool through the link below.
In Google's interactive version, besides looking up everything about the chemical elements, you can watch the electrons in the outermost shell orbiting the atomic nucleus in a 3D rendering.
This new interactive periodic table makes studying chemistry engaging and fun!