Periodic Table Explorer
The full 118-element table — search, filter and tap your way in.
What it is
The home screen opens on a full interactive periodic table — all 118 elements laid out across the familiar 18 columns, with the lanthanides and actinides in their own rows below. Type in the search box and the table filters live: an English name, a Bangla name, or just a symbol like Fe instantly highlights your element. Category, phase and block filters narrow the grid further, and legend chips explain every colour. Tap any tile for a quick preview sheet, then jump to the full element page.
Why it helps you study
The periodic table is Chapter 4 of your NCTB Chemistry book, but a static printed grid gives you no feel for it. Here you drive: search a name the moment a teacher mentions it, filter down to one family before an exam, and let the colours teach you the groupings your eyes will remember in the hall. Every journey from tile to full page takes seconds, so revision stops being page-flipping.
How to use it
- Open the home page and study the colour-coded 18-column table.
- Type an English name, Bangla name or symbol in the search box to filter live.
- Use the category, phase and block filters, or legend chips, to spotlight one family.
- Tap a tile to read the preview sheet, then open the full element page.
Questions students ask
Can I search in Bangla?
Yes — the live search accepts English names, Bangla names and symbols alike, so iron, লোহা and Fe all lead you to the same tile.
What do the tile colours mean?
Each colour marks a family, such as alkali metals, halogens or noble gases; the legend chips beside the table decode every shade at a glance.