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This application
is equipped with the following functions. |
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| Function
to provide a detailed/classified display of the periodic table, and
to search the periodic table. |
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Example
of a detailed display
of the periodic table |
Example
of a classified display
of the periodic table |
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• Function
to search for an element
An element is searched for by four parameters: name of element, symbol,
atomic number and atomic weight. |
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The atomic
weight in this application is based on that of IUPAC
(International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry) in 2005. |
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| Function
of to provide a detailed display of the scientific constants, to change
data, and to register frequently used constants to memory. |
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| List
display of the scientific constants |
Detailed
display of scientific constants |
MyDrawer
(Memory for frequently used constants) |
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| • Function
to calculate using the searched data |
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The Physical
constants in this application is based on that of CODATA in
2002. |
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A scientific
constant in this application may be slightly different depending
on the year it is presented or books it is presented. Refer
to appropriate information that fits your purpose before use. |
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The classification
in the periodic table may be slightly different depending on
countries, books or purposes. Refer to appropriate information
that fits your purpose before use. |
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classification of rare earth elements may be slightly different
from those in typical textbooks or magazines in the USA. |
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The classification
in this application is based on that of IUPAC (International
Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry) in 1990. In some countries,
the actinide series is included in the rare earth, or Sc (scandium)
and Y (yttrium) are not included, different from the classification
in this application. Refer to textbooks and information in each
country and if elements classified into the rare earth are different,
do not use this function. |
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classification of transition elements may be slightly different
from those in typical textbooks or magazines in the USA. |
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The classification
in this application is based on that of IUPAC (International
Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry) in 1990. In some countries
such as the USA, Zn (zinc), Cd (cadmium), and Hg (mercury) are
included in the transition elements, depending on purposes.
Refer to textbooks and information in each country and if elements
classified into the transition elements are different, do not
use this function. |
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