ISPT Integral Scientist Periodic Table

ISPT Integral Scientist Periodic Table 3.13 is a program for professional, educators, chemists, and students. The periodic table of the elements for Windows features six sizable interactive styles of table including Modern standard, Bayley pyramid, Extended standard, A-B octet, Electron position and Quantum Energy matrix. It facilitates instant selection of an element and update of data. You can view data on five detailed information screens including General, Physical, Chemical, Nuclear and Energy, with 98 element property & information fields. Data for 112 discovered and 6 theoretical elements is allowed.

The table also permits graphical display of shells and orbitals. Both single property and comparison graphing of multiple properties are included in the graphing feature. You can search property on multiple values by name symbol or number.

ISPT Integral Scientist Periodic Table allows easy export of data to the Windows clipboard and provides customized generation of reports. It has enough information and power to be useful to a professional chemist.

ISPT: Integral Scientist Periodic Table for professional chemists, educators and students. A periodic table of the elements for Windows features six sizeable, interactive table styles including: Modern standard, Bayley pyramid, Extended standard, A-B octet, Electron position and Quantum Energy matrix. It features instant selection of an element and update of data. Data are displayed on five detailed information screens [General, Physical, Chemical, Nuclear, Energy] showing 98 element property & information fields. The element position table also permits graphical display of shells and orbitals. The graphing feature includes both single property and comparison graphing of multiple properties. Look up all properties meeting certain limits with Boolean logic search on properties. Output from the program includes customized generation of reports and easy export of data to the Windows clipboard. Twice accepted for presentation at ACS national conferences. Preview it on the web at www.qivx.com.