Talbica: Interactive chemistry
An interactive periodic table and chemical reactions reference
Talbica is an app for students and anyone curious about chemistry, turning learning into an engaging exploration that makes chemistry feel tangible. Rich visuals and interactive tools reveal connections between elements, substances, and their properties, helping learners move from memorizing abstract concepts to truly understanding how the world works
Element cards
A library of chemical properties, schematics, models, and diagrams
Dozens of properties
More than 80 properties for each element, conveniently grouped by category
- Allotropes
- Atomic Weight
- Atomic Number
- Atomic Radius
- Valence
- Known Isotopes
- Quantum Numbers
- DOT Hazard Class
- Covalent Radius
- Poisson Ratio
- Crystal Structure
- Critical Temperature
- Critical Pressure
- Latin Name
- Mass Number
- Young Modulus
- Bulk Modulus
- Shear Modulus
- Molar Magnetic Susceptibility
- Molar Volume
- CAS Number
- CID Number
- RTECS Number
- DOT Numbers
- Volume Magnetic Susceptibility
- Half-Life
- Density
- Liquid Density
- Neutron Absorption
- Adiabatic Index
- Refractive Index
- Lattice Constants
- Natural Occurrence
- Radioactivity
- Van der Waals Radius
- Neutron Cross Section
- Speed of Sound
- % in Earth’s Crust
- % in Meteorites
- % in Oceans
- % in Humans
- % in Universe
- % in Sun
- Spectral Lines
- Electron Affinity
- Stable Isotopes
- Oxidation States
- Brinell Hardness
- Vickers Hardness
- Mohs Hardness
- Boiling Point
- Melting Point
- Superconducting Point
- Thermal Expansion
- Thermal Conductivity
- Heat of Vaporization
- Heat of Fusion
- Curie Point
- Néel Point
- Lattice Angles
- Mass Magnetic Susceptibility
- Specific Heat
- Color
- Number of Neutrons
- Number of Nucleons
- Number of Protons
- Number of Electrons
- Electrical Type
- Electrical Resistance
- Electron Configuration
- Electrons per Shell
- Electronegativity
- Electrical Conductivity
- Ionization Energies
Matter in all its beauty
High-quality photographs of every element
Heat maps
A clear view of property trends across groups and periods
Melting point
Atomic radius
Abundance in Earth’s crust
Schematics and diagrams
Crystal structures, atomic models, orbitals, and much more
The structure of the atom is shown with the Bohr model, as orbitals and electron clouds. A crystal lattice shows the element’s structure, a diagram marks its atomic radii, and melting and boiling points are displayed on a clear scale
3D models
Chemistry looks great from every angle, however you turn it
Every element is recreated in 3D down to the finest detail. The models faithfully reproduce highlights and textures, and you can rotate them and examine them from every side
Compound library
From the simplest substances to organic molecules
Talbica knows 4,600 chemical compounds — from sulfuric acid to melatonin. Many substances come with 3D models, so molecules can be viewed from any angle
Water
H2O
Sulfuric acid
H2SO4
Ethanol
C2H5OH
Cyclohexene
C6H10
Melatonin
C13H16N2O2
Reaction reference
A modern replacement for the old and dusty paper handbook
Talbica knows 13,000 reactions. Enter a formula to see the reactions in which the compound is a reactant or a product. Coefficients and reaction conditions are available for every reaction
Mobile apps
Chemistry that’s always at hand
The iOS and Android apps give easy access to the periodic table, element cards, compound library, reaction reference, photos, and models
Chemistry in your pocket
A world of chemistry on a small screen
The mobile apps are every bit as capable as the full version of Talbica. High-quality photos, 3D models, and other features are adapted for phones and tablets
Reactions at your fingertips
From formula to equation in a single tap
Thousands of compounds and chemical reactions with their conditions, in one small, handy app instead of a thick handbook. Double-checked by hand
The whole table at a glance
The complete periodic table on your phone in landscape mode
Chemistry before your eyes
The first periodic table for virtual reality headsets
Talbica supports Meta Quest AR headsets. Examine three-dimensional element samples, atomic models, and orbital clouds, and explore the world of chemistry right in your own room
International recognition
Award-winning design
Talbica has received international design awards from W3 Awards, AIGA, CSS Design Awards, and A’ Design Award. These honours recognise an approach that brings together scientific precision, expressive visuals, and an intuitive interface to make chemistry a pleasure to explore
Visually compelling and immensely resourceful. The organization of the information, the color distribution, and the effortlessly responsive interaction intertwine design and user experience flawlessly. I wish I had access to such a tool in high school.
American Institute of Graphic Arts
