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Interactive visualizations for materials science: periodic tables, Bohr atoms, nuclei, heatmaps, scatter plots.


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Periodic Table

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Interactive Periodic Table component written in Svelte. With scatter plot showing periodicity of elemental properties and Bohr atoms showing electron shell configuration of different elements.

Screenshot of landing page

📦   Heatmap

Below a screenshot demonstrating the periodicity of elemental properties, the reason it's called periodic table. In this case, you're seeing recurring bumps and valleys in the first ionization energy as a function of atomic number.

Screenshot of periodic table heatmap

⚛️   Element Details Pages

The details page for gold.

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/30958850/186975855-8e0d94f9-e4e3-47a2-9354-9c012b37307c.mp4

🔨   Installation

npm install --dev elementari

📙   Usage

Import the PeriodicTable component and pass it some heatmap values:

<script>
  import PeriodicTable from 'elementari'

  const heatmap_values = { H: 10, He: 4, Li: 8, Fe: 3, O: 24 }
</script>

<PeriodicTable {heatmap_values} />

🎬   Events

PeriodicTable.svelte forwards the following events from each ElementTile:

  1. click
  2. mouseenter
  3. mouseleave
  4. keyup
  5. keydown

Each event is a Svelte dispatch event with the following detail payload:

detail: {
  element: ChemicalElement
  active: boolean // whether the event target tile is currently active
  dom_event: Event // the DOM event that triggered the Svelte dispatch
}

See DispatchPayload and PeriodicTableEvents in src/lib/index.ts

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Last updated on 20 Mar 2023

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