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  1. Please create a phone/desktop application that can be downloaded and works when not connected to the internet.

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  2. If you could add the ionic charge ex: (1+) at the top right for each element, that'd be extremely useful, especially for multivalent elements.

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  3. 11 votes
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  4. Add valance electrons for each element because there are some weird ones in the transition metals block

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  5. An older version of Ptable had the states of matter (solid, liquid, gas) shown whenever you held the temperature slider for every element. Now the color for the state flashes for about 1 second then disappears. It's almost useless. Please change it so that when I input a temperature or hold the slider, I can see each element's state until I let go of that slider.

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  6. I have always wanted to know the crazy freezing points of the elements and i think the website ptable would be better with this feature.

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  7. CPK colors are the standard colors used in compound diagrams.

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  8. Add standard atomic notation

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  9. Kind of a small idea, but it would still be helpful. Start typing a letter that will highlight all elements with that letter in order to find a certain element quickly. For example, if I want to find Tellurium, I could hit the T key and all elements starting with a T would be highlighted. I could then go on to also hit the e key, which would highlight Te.

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  10. The name of Tungsten in spanish is outdated, it still has the name of Wolframium

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  11. Chromium, palladium, and lawrencium are good examples of non-standard electron configuration. In the electron view, hovering over them shows the red portion of the expanded configuration, but it would be nice if this special characteristic was shown in the table itself, either by coloring the box a different color or by coloring the letters a different color. For people new to the concept, it would help draw attention to the fact that there are exceptions to the general pattern. Currently, each element is colored solely according to block, which makes it appear as though the pattern is always consistent.

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