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  ChemTable v2.06
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ChemTable is a freeware Periodic Table application that runs on monochrome
Palm OS handhelds.  The chemical information contained in this program was
collected from a variety of online sources, as well as the 80th Edition of the
CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics.

The program is quite straightforward to use.  Tapping on any of the element
boxes in the Periodic Table will bring up a dialog showing a list of chemical/
physical properties.  In the Options menu, you can choose to display either
element symbols or atomic numbers in the table.  You can also select a subset
of the elements for display (Transition Metals, Halogens, Noble Gases, etc).
Only half of the Periodic Table can be viewed at a time.  To switch between
the two sections, click on the left or right arrow buttons.

While I have tried my best to ensure the accuracy of the data presented in
ChemTable, I cannot guarantee that everything is correct.  For "mission
critical" applications, please check the data against values from other
sources.

Please send questions, comments, or bug reports to robeng@hotmail.com.


Change History:

v2.06
Minor update of data.

v2.05
Removed element 118 ("Ununoctium") from the table -- the claim for
its discovery has been retracted.
Made some changes to the thermal conductivity data.
Pressing the hardware up/down buttons allows you to jump between the two
halves of the periodic table.

v2.04
Updated enthalpy of fusion, enthalpy of vaporization, specific heat capacity,
thermal conductivity, and electron affinity data.

v2.03
Revised the density values for many elements.

v2.021
Fixed the creator ID.

v2.02
Added electron affinity.

v2.01
Updated the values of various chemical/physical properties.

v2.0
Port from Java to C.


Robert Eng
February 17, 2002
