About Periodic Table 3D

An interactive 3D periodic table for students and curious learners, made by Julian Neagu, a solo founder in London, for VisionVix.

For learning, not for lab work

This tool is for education and exploration. Values are rounded and simplified so they are easy to read. Do not rely on it for lab safety, medical decisions, exam marking or any professional use. Check a primary source such as IUPAC, NIST or your textbook when accuracy matters.

How AI was used

This tool was built with the help of AI. The code, the element descriptions, the uses and the facts were drafted with AI assistance, then checked: every element was tested in a browser and the facts were reviewed against published references, with errors corrected. Mistakes can still slip through. If you spot one, please tell us and we will fix it.

About the data

• Atomic masses follow IUPAC standard values, rounded.
• Electron shells and configurations show the ground state. For superheavy elements they are predictions.
• Elements 100 to 118 have never been made in visible amounts, so their state at room temperature is marked "predicted".
• Discovery credits follow commonly accepted sources. Some discoveries are disputed, and the first person to detect an element is not always the first to isolate it.

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No account, no tracking in this tool and nothing you type is sent anywhere. Your sound on/off choice is saved in your own browser only.

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