Pocket chemistry - chemistry notes

About Pocket chemistry - chemistry notes

Chemistry learning made easier

Pocket Chemistry contains detailed information about basic and important chemistry topics. Pocket Chemistry is ideal for students studying college or high school chemistry. Pocket Chemistry has a lot of information ranging from basic chemistry topics to preparation of common gases, it also contains a periodic table, the periodic table of elements contains information of each and every chemical element. Researching about chemical elements is simple using the app, Pocket Chemistry gives every information about each element of a periodic table, including solubility, ionization energies, isotopes, etc.

Learn chemistry easier and in a fun way
Look up any chemical elements properties
learn how to prepare gases in a chemistry laboratory
Have fun in learning chemistry
Chemistry/chemical equations

Pocket chemistry has the following features are:-
Periodic table of elements, where each and every property of the chemical elements is given.
Lookup chemical elements feature such as, ionization energies, group and period number of a chemical element, Boiling and melting points of a chemical element, electronic configuration of a chemical element, isotopes, etc.
Gas preparation, in this section detailed information on the laboratory preparation of gases, is covered.
Basic chemistry section, where basic chemistry topics are covered.

The app contains the following chemistry topics

• Acids and bases


• Naming compounds


• Quantum Atom


• Chemical formulas


• Formulas


• Stoichiometry


• Subatomic particles


• Electrochemistry


• Acid compounds


• Base compounds


• Salt compounds


• Preparation of common laboratory gases


• Chemical equations


• Periodic table


• Rates of chemical reaction


• Energy changes in chemical reactions


• Periodicity


• Group 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 information


• And other periodic table properties

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Some text in the app is extracted from the free general chemistry by Wikibooks, it is an open-source chemistry book, the book is licensed under creative commons share-alike.