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Memorize the Periodic Table!
by xyroclast
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Memorize the Periodic Table!
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Description
Got a chemistry quiz coming up, or just want to improve your familiarity with the elements? Then this game is for you!
How to Play
Mouse-only
Developer Updates
Mar 5, 2012: Atomic weight category is now complete: All 118 elements are now included! (I’ve gotta say, that was a lot of data entry!)
Mar 5, 2012: Atomic weights now go up to element #32. The rest are coming within the next few hours
Feb 23, 2012: Added new category: Alkaline Earth Metals
Feb 12, 2012: Big update! You can now select which categories you’d like to study. I’ll admit, the number of choices is rather sparse right now, but this sets the stage for a massive new content update, coming soon!
Feb 11, 2012: Update! Completely overhauled the scoring system, made it so that correctly answered questions are removed until the quiz is over, and added an endgame / score screen.
Next update: Choice of categories for the quiz, and a vastly improved question set. Coming soon!
FAQ
What is Memorize the Periodic Table?
Memorize the Periodic Table is a browser-based educational quiz game developed by xyroclast that helps players learn and memorize all the elements of the periodic table.
How do you play Memorize the Periodic Table?
In Memorize the Periodic Table, you are presented with an element symbol and must type in the correct element name, continuing through as many elements as you can within a session.
What is the main goal in Memorize the Periodic Table?
The main goal of Memorize the Periodic Table is to correctly identify and name all the elements in the periodic table, improving your recall and speed over time.
Are there any progression or scoring systems in Memorize the Periodic Table?
Yes, Memorize the Periodic Table tracks your correct answers and mistakes, allowing you to measure your progress and aim to improve your score or accuracy with each playthrough.
On which platform can you play Memorize the Periodic Table?
Memorize the Periodic Table is played directly in web browsers via Kongregate, making it an accessible educational game for anyone with internet access.
Comments
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AvirajSinghM
Feb. 10, 2012
i like the concept
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Thank you!
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DragonArcherZ
Mar. 02, 2012
Please develop this. It'll be helpful for me. :)
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mia1010
Mar. 05, 2012
Hey, great idea for a game. I find it a bit frustrating not to know the correct answer after guessing wrong, could you pop up the correct answer before going on to the next question maybe even by showing the element in question in the periodic table (if it doesnt slow down the game too much). It would help re-learing the table much quicker. :-)
That's a really good idea (And it makes sense, because you'd get to see the answer if you were using real flash cards) I'm going to look through the code and start figuring out the simplest way to make that work :) I think it would be a good thing to put in the next update.
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Neafariousdeath
Feb. 10, 2012
good idea but since only the number isn't very useful in my opinion you should make different ways of play: number, position, maybe properties (i.e. "which is a metal?" or "which is liquid at room temperature?" something like that), or even atomic mass. And make a limited number of question per quiz with increasing difficulty if the player reaches a certain score. Furthermore i'd like to see a quit button and so on(maybe even in-game achievements).... (i know i wrote much but it's because i am a chemist and so i'd love agood flash game about the periodic table) 4/5 on the trust that tou will update the game
I was hoping I'd get a comment like this (especially from a chemist!). I'm very interested in shaping this in a direction that would be more educational/useful. I was hesitant to load it with hundreds of questions until I knew if there'd be a demand for it or not, but you've encouraged me! I'll start by adding some of the new question types you've suggested, and work out a finite quiz length, etc. - I'll be starting on it this evening; I've got a few things to do today. Thank you very much for the feedback!
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AbsoluteDaan
Feb. 19, 2012
I like it! Definitely needs some work, but it's a great start.
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