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5 out of 5
3 ratings in France
I’m 14 and I was using this to study isotopes It was a little bit hard to get the hang of it and find out where all the information is but it saved me hours of research compared to Google The only thing it needs is more sorting options It would be really helpful to have Where I can sort high to low barns as I’m really interested in complete neutron capture
It’s nice to have a lightweight interactice map of nuclides on my mobile device. A very useful and great app.
This app is very useful. Could you make a version for our lab wall as an App on AppleTV? Thanks,
This very thorough application is everything you will want in an isotope table.
Thanks for making this! It's super convenient and useful. And easy to use too! :)
Using this app for our nuclear radiation class at riverview high school. This app is amazing. Telling all my classmates to get it. We have been using nuclide tables from the 90s. Thank you for making this free!
Neat app that will be useful in the field. Unfortunately it's a little buggy closes with an error message sometimes and chart won't open. When I press the chart button the app just closes.
It's great to see nuclear apps like this getting developed! Only issue is that the chart is backwards! On all other nuclide charts, the atomic mass numbers increase from left to right. This does the opposite (i.e. ... 5, 4, 3, 2, 1).
