The Elements in Action

The The Elements in Action is now available for $1.99 for iOS owners. The application is available in multiple languages: English, Catalan, Croatian, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish. It is a whopper, weighing in at 524 MB, so make sure you have plenty of free space on your iOS device. It is highly advisable to have the latest app version installed so that you don`t miss out on the fresh new features and improvements. The current app version 1.0.1 has been released on 2014-11-18.
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This app is wonderful and by an amazing author that got me interested in chemistry The only complaint that I could find was that some elements don t have reactions such as iridium 77 and some of them aren t particularly exciting such as calcium 20 other than that 100 chemistry nerd approved                     Great app but Chemist-tree

Has multiple pages of information on all the elements beautiful pictures and reference images Excellent tool to use for educational purposes teaching etc Is expensive so has few reviews Has few reviews so no one buys it I guess Catch 22                 Amazing reference tool tonkinite

The app takes up a ton of space It s larger than my PDFs editing app plus all my PDFs combined by a wide margin Also randomly doesn t have entries for element 21 and one or two others     Takes up half a GB and is missing elements WhyTheNickGuys?

I love this app and it is amazing but it s a total storage hog it takes up over 500 megabytes I would STRONGLY recommend this app but only if the creators lower the amount of storage it takes up             I Loved It Until I Checked My Remaining Storage Wradzin

This is the most fully rounded interesting app about the elements The others might be useful to a scientist but they are NOT for public consumption Don t waste your money This one covers all the important bases that the others want you to pay for This one has the miniature spinning element It has real life interaction It is just the best I m giving it four stars because the other apps by Theodore gray are so deceptive                 Buy nothing but this one Syberiyxx

Awesome app                     zsjsjshjsjhehs

I would love to be able to try out this app There is plenty of free space on my iPad but this app will not download     Can t download Coterie2

The app is a waste of time and money 4 for meaningless 15 second videos and pointless explanations Very little practical knowledge and information is presented It only covers a few elements and not the entire periodic table I can use nothing in my education programs I d like the money back     Terrible TheGreatDerek

This is a beautiful app the look feel responsiveness are all top notch and it s well worth the price But here s the thing unlike many more well designed apps all of the content is stored on the iPad rather than on a remote server Storage on our iOS devises is valuable stuff in fact the average cost per Gb is about 15 In my opinion his is a high price to pay to store local data on my iPad when this app could consume less than 20Mb of space Basically my complaint being that I don t need this data offline enough to warent the size it consumes It s a fantastic app with an equally fantastic flaw I hope to see the content moved to an online server in some upcoming version                 Storage hog STL After Dark

I want my money back     Wors app ever Garbidge

The Elements in Action is the periodic table come to life It describes and displays the characteristic properties of each element in a live video This app takes full advantage of the iPads abilities and it is very impressive from not only an information viewpoint but graphically also Not all elements are displayed however and I hope to see them mentioned in future updates Paired with its sister app The Elements the two together are phenomenal There are unsecured links to the app store but I would recommend this for older kids who love natural sciences I am downgrading 1 star due to the app being incomplete at this writing                 Cool app bajebooth

This app has worked well While I would appreciate a little more information the videos are pretty cool and provide a great general picture I would definitely recommend this app                 Pretty good Ellowyn16

Learn how to stick it to Big Salt and make ur own at home                     Simply fascinating SenatorK

This app is beautifully designed There are videos for many elements on the periodic table not just common ones like carbon and aluminum Watch a pure alkali metal explode in water a lead ball float in a bowl of mercury and francium oxidize before your eyes Educational and fun                     Well worth the price VanessaKM

I m glad someone finally did that I say it s every bit worth it s money Excellent job on the app                     Cool App Wenscool

Very cool app would like to see more videos                     Cool Lub 🚒

More than half of the videos are inaccessible There s real rhyme or reason why It looks like there is available content but the item is grayed out Specifically 36 videos are non functional The ones that are look like they were filmed with a cheap 8mm back in the 80s Lesson learned on my part buyer beware on yours     Nice concept poor execution waste of money Roc-Rider-6K

This app is great for studying elements and has awesome videos of them reacting to other stuff It would be nice if you made a way to enlarge the actual element photo and look at it in three d like your other app But this app is a must have for people who like explosions and the science behind it                     Great element app &)(::?$744!'itdghyvjg

Great app                     Yeah Akritz