Re: intro and thoughts on gperiodic

[Kyle Burton <mortis@voicenet.com>]

It could probably be done fairly easily -- my only issue is that I'm not a
chemist, nor do I have available to me reference materials.  If someone on
this list can provide me with the data, I'll look at integrating it into
the applicaiton.


thanks,
k

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On Thu, 15 Jul 1999, Doug Loss wrote:

> Rachel Greenstadt wrote:
> > 
> > I looked at the gperiodic website a while ago
> > and thought the colored groups looked great. Along
> > those lines, in my high school chem text we had these
> > periodic tables that were color coded/marked up to show
> > periodic trends like radius size/electron affinity etc.
> 
> Kyle,
> 
>    What would you think about having some "mode" buttons on the periodic
> table window that would change the color coding of the elements for
> chemical families, electron affinity, etc. as Rachel mentioned?  That
> sounds as though it would be fairly easy to do.
> 
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