The Elements by Theodore Gray Hack 3.1.3 + Redeem Codes
Explore the Periodic Table
Developer: NatureGuides Ltd.
Category: Education
Price: $9.99 (Download for free)
Version: 3.1.3
ID: com.elementcollection.elementsipad
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Description
From Theodore Gray comes a beautifully produced app introducing and educating users on the elements of the periodic table and how they combine to form the world around us. The Elements is a rich and engaging love story, told in words and pictures - allowing you to experience the beauty and fascination of the building blocks of our universe in a way you've never seen before.
Start off on a living periodic table where every element is shown with a smoothly rotating sample. To read about gold, tap the gold nugget. Immediately you see the sample filling the screen, photographed to razor sharpness and rotating around a complete circle in front of your eyes. Enjoy the extensive array of facts and figures. Next find a fascinating story about the element, surrounded by carefully photographed objects representing it. Every one of these objects, well over 500 in total, is a freely rotatable, live object that you can examine from all sides and pinch zoom to see in unprecedented detail.
Touch the element name at the top of the page and you can see that element’s name in over a dozen different languages. Choose one and you’ll find that the entire book, stories, captions and all, switches to that language: The Elements includes both the full English original text and over a dozen full translations.
Pinch-zoom or tap any object to bring it up full screen, where you can split into a pair of stereo 3D images, allowing you to see all 500 objects pop off the screen in 3D, and you can spin the objects, in 3D, with the touch of a finger.
This book will show everyone there’s a lot more to the periodic table than a bunch of numbers and letters.
Features include:
• Beautifully composed pages for every Element in the periodic table
• Fun stories and fascinating facts
• All objects pinch-zoom with amazing detail and rotate in 3D
• Engaging introduction explaining the structure of the periodic table
• Engaging introduction explaining the structure of the periodic table
• Fully translated into English, Catalan, Croatian, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish
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Reviews:
“The iPad’s splendor and power may be best shown by The Elements... it’s not like any ebook you’ve seen. The periodic table of elements comes to life.”
– USA Today
Start off on a living periodic table where every element is shown with a smoothly rotating sample. To read about gold, tap the gold nugget. Immediately you see the sample filling the screen, photographed to razor sharpness and rotating around a complete circle in front of your eyes. Enjoy the extensive array of facts and figures. Next find a fascinating story about the element, surrounded by carefully photographed objects representing it. Every one of these objects, well over 500 in total, is a freely rotatable, live object that you can examine from all sides and pinch zoom to see in unprecedented detail.
Touch the element name at the top of the page and you can see that element’s name in over a dozen different languages. Choose one and you’ll find that the entire book, stories, captions and all, switches to that language: The Elements includes both the full English original text and over a dozen full translations.
Pinch-zoom or tap any object to bring it up full screen, where you can split into a pair of stereo 3D images, allowing you to see all 500 objects pop off the screen in 3D, and you can spin the objects, in 3D, with the touch of a finger.
This book will show everyone there’s a lot more to the periodic table than a bunch of numbers and letters.
Features include:
• Beautifully composed pages for every Element in the periodic table
• Fun stories and fascinating facts
• All objects pinch-zoom with amazing detail and rotate in 3D
• Engaging introduction explaining the structure of the periodic table
• Engaging introduction explaining the structure of the periodic table
• Fully translated into English, Catalan, Croatian, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish
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Reviews:
“The iPad’s splendor and power may be best shown by The Elements... it’s not like any ebook you’ve seen. The periodic table of elements comes to life.”
– USA Today
Version history
3.1.3
2021-09-14
Minor bug fixes and tweaks.
3.1.2
2021-08-24
Support for the latest devices
3.1.1
2019-01-09
New iPad Pro support added.
Bug fixes and optimizations.
Bug fixes and optimizations.
3.0.2
2018-10-18
Bug fixes and optimizations
3.0.1
2018-03-06
Bug fixes and optimizations
3.0.0
2018-01-03
Now optimized for iPhone X
2.1.1
2017-11-08
Bug fixes and optimizations
2.1.0
2017-10-18
The powers that be have officially named the very last four elements. We’ve updated The Elements app so you can discover these for yourself.
2.0.7
2016-09-26
Minor bug fixes and improvements
2.0.6
2015-12-10
Thanks for updating! In this update, we’ve continued to make improvements to enhance your experience. At the same time, we’ve fixed a few minor bugs too.
If you're enjoying The Elements, leave us a review – it really helps!
If you're enjoying The Elements, leave us a review – it really helps!
2.0.5
2015-07-21
Thanks for updating – we’ve made some behind-the-scenes performance and stability improvements to make your experience even smoother. We’ve also completely overhauled our app discovery section so it’s now easier for you to find related apps you’ll love, and hear about our exciting upcoming releases.
2.0.4
2014-11-06
Thanks for updating! We’ve fixed a few little bugs to make the experience even smoother, and bonded the app with its extraordinary new sequel, Molecules by Theodore Gray so you can switch between them.
Rate it and leave a review – we’d love to hear your reaction!
Rate it and leave a review – we’d love to hear your reaction!
2.0.3
2014-10-20
Thanks for updating! We’ve now added support for iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus so you can enjoy The Elements in full glory on your new device. We’ve also fixed an issue that some users have been experiencing with Japanese text truncating on iPhone.
If you enjoy the latest version of The Elements by Theodore Gray, you can help us out by leaving a review – it lets us know which features you enjoy the most.
If you enjoy the latest version of The Elements by Theodore Gray, you can help us out by leaving a review – it lets us know which features you enjoy the most.
2.0.2
2014-10-06
• Fixes bug on iPhone with iOS 8
2.0.1
2014-06-30
Minor Bug Fixes
2.0.0
2013-12-11
Now compatible with iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch 5th Generation.
“This glorious book is more than just a guide to the elements; it will fundamentally deepen your appreciation of the substances that make up our world.”
– Oliver Sacks, Author of Awakenings and Uncle Tungsten
“This glorious book is more than just a guide to the elements; it will fundamentally deepen your appreciation of the substances that make up our world.”
– Oliver Sacks, Author of Awakenings and Uncle Tungsten
1.3.0
2013-11-25
- add link to Elements in Action
- minor bug fixes
- minor bug fixes
1.2.0
2013-09-23
-Optimized for iOS7
-Now fully translated into Polish, Russian, Swedish, Turkish
-Now fully translated into Polish, Russian, Swedish, Turkish
1.1.1
2012-10-18
- All samples are now included as high resolution rotatable objects than can be pinch-zoomed to sharp, full-screen size even on a retina display
- full translations into over a dozen languages, including tables of names of the elements in each language
- Both English and Japanese versions of Tom Lehrer’s elements song
- full text search, and a feature to look at the elements sorted by various properties: Easily find the highest melting point, lowest density, etc.
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Languages:
English, British English, Catalan, German, Latin American Spanish, French, Korean, Croatian, Italian, Dutch, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, Finnish, Simplified Chinese
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- full translations into over a dozen languages, including tables of names of the elements in each language
- Both English and Japanese versions of Tom Lehrer’s elements song
- full text search, and a feature to look at the elements sorted by various properties: Easily find the highest melting point, lowest density, etc.
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Languages:
English, British English, Catalan, German, Latin American Spanish, French, Korean, Croatian, Italian, Dutch, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, Finnish, Simplified Chinese
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1.0.2.1
2010-06-01
This version greatly improves stability.
It also includes a new left/right reversed mode for viewing 3D objects, which allows some people to view them without special glasses. Instructions are available through the Help (?) button after double-tapping a rotatable object.
It also includes a new left/right reversed mode for viewing 3D objects, which allows some people to view them without special glasses. Instructions are available through the Help (?) button after double-tapping a rotatable object.
1.0.1.3
2010-04-14
Added support for both Landscape orientations: The book now auto-rotates properly. Added up-to-the-minute information about the discovery of element 117 in April, 2010. Fixed some minor crashes, typos, and other last-minute rough edges.
1.0.1
2010-03-31
First release version for iPad
1.0.0SEED5 APPROVED
2010-03-27
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Ratings
4.6 out of 5
104 Ratings
Reviews
TheArbiter1131,
Literally the best thing ever
Theodore Grey is an amazing writer and this shows. It is basically the book (which I love to death, it is the reason why I love chemistry so much I decided to major in it) except with moving 3D images and an awesome song! Highly recommend. If I could suggest one thing, I wish that this app included the extra info that is is the iPad version, but this is still awesome! 6/5
JessyA.,
Great Product!
This is probably the coolest application I have ever downloaded for educational purposes, there are great discriptions of each element and the pictures are very high quality. My only complaint is that when you purchase the application for your iphone it is not compatable with your macbook and you have to buy another $20 application. its really conveninet to have on your phone so you can pull it up throught the day, but in class or while doing homework the computer version would be much more efficent, I dont think users should pay for both platfoms.
p___s,
Pretty, but that’s it.
Cons:
-HUGE: 1.7GB for high resolution images that rotate that could be just as easily shown in 1-4 images each (instead of the 40+ of each object).
-COSTLY: $9 for information that is easily obtained anywhere, like Wikipedia (or WolframAlpha which it even links to). (For example, the amazingly useful and slick “Sky Guide AR” app is only $3)
-LACKING INFO: each element has a few interesting tid-bits crammed in the main page (for example, you can’t expand the emission spectrum graph), and then a short paragraph or two overview on the next page. It just leaves you wanting more info that just isn’t there.
Pros:
-Well packaged, slick interface
I got it to encourage my daughter to get interested in the elements, but interest quickly fades after seeing “ooh, the images spin”.
I’d still give it only 3 stars if it were 100MB and $1. Save yourself memory/space on your device and money, skip this app that’s just bells and whistles, and just use Wikipedia or something else.
-HUGE: 1.7GB for high resolution images that rotate that could be just as easily shown in 1-4 images each (instead of the 40+ of each object).
-COSTLY: $9 for information that is easily obtained anywhere, like Wikipedia (or WolframAlpha which it even links to). (For example, the amazingly useful and slick “Sky Guide AR” app is only $3)
-LACKING INFO: each element has a few interesting tid-bits crammed in the main page (for example, you can’t expand the emission spectrum graph), and then a short paragraph or two overview on the next page. It just leaves you wanting more info that just isn’t there.
Pros:
-Well packaged, slick interface
I got it to encourage my daughter to get interested in the elements, but interest quickly fades after seeing “ooh, the images spin”.
I’d still give it only 3 stars if it were 100MB and $1. Save yourself memory/space on your device and money, skip this app that’s just bells and whistles, and just use Wikipedia or something else.
SophieBoo1,
Amazing app!!! But it NEVER crashed on me.
I usually get too bored playing normal apps. This the best thing to use especially when I get bored. Also, when I don’t have the book itself (yes I do have the book this app is based on).
I am not sure if (other ;3) kids would like this but...at least I do...
I am not sure if (other ;3) kids would like this but...at least I do...
AppPERFORMANCE,
LOVE The Japanese Version of "The Song" 👏😀
As well as being a FANTASTIC GRAPHICAL AND TEXTUAL information resource for the Periodic Table, I have to admit that I will sometimes just run the App to hear the Japanese Version of the "Element Song"!
Plus, don't forget their Molecules app as well! Having SCIENCE with a SENSE OF HUMOR is GREAT, as well as being VERY WELL DONE!
Scientists, TAKE NOTE!
Plus, don't forget their Molecules app as well! Having SCIENCE with a SENSE OF HUMOR is GREAT, as well as being VERY WELL DONE!
Scientists, TAKE NOTE!
L.B. Beurmann,
Amazing app
This app is engaging and beautifully done. Not just for chemistry students! We have the book and I'm glad we got the app too. Recommend it for all ages! Even my preschooler and elementary school kids are fascinated with and play with this app. We got the parallel Elements Flashcard app and it is a game to them.
Dormouse1,
Amazing
This has got to be one of the most brilliant educational apps for the iPad. Even if you think you aren’t into chemistry or physics, the pictures and stories make this VERY worthwhile. Check it out!!
bulldogMP,
Dont get this app
I bought this app in the past, they performed an update. After the update the application no longer worked on my iPhones or my iPad. I will be forced to buy this application again if I want to use. I tried contacting their customer support and it is nonexistent. So unless you want to buy this app every time they do an update don’t buy it. Go with the free apps, you’ll be much happier as this application doesn’t provide any more data than the free applications in the App Store.
a stuuuuudent,
The must-have science app...
Even if you know nothing about chemistry! I wish I had this back when I was in high school. The graphics were really good and worked without any internet connection, which I appreciated.
Jasper Yate,
Douglas Adams would be proud.
This app is deserving of any respect and honor a scientific mind could offer. it’s a masterpiece of modern technology & wit.
So long, and thanks for all the fish!
So long, and thanks for all the fish!
