Nuclear for PC 5j7031 Free : Windows 10/11 Edition

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1. Dare you enter the quantum world of Nuclear? Where things are not just stranger than you might imagine, but stranger than you can imagine! Witness the interplay of energies and physics at the tiniest of scales as you learn to play, discover and explore the chemical elements at the atomic level.

2. In Nuclear, you get to build all the elements of the periodic table via a simple mechanic of adding and subtracting the atomic building blocks of neutrons, protons and electrons.

3. This app has been designed for all types of s: from children interested in learning through play about what matter is made of and how it works, to teachers looking for an intuitive and exciting way to help educate others on chemical elements.

4. The goal of the app is to let you learn about each of the elements of the periodic table by constructing a stable version of that element.

5. Nuclear is a high tech educational application that dynamically models an interactive atom in a beautiful and intuitive way.

6. Once a stable element has been created, it is unlocked in the periodic table.

7. * Add or subtract protons, electrons or neutrons to create virtually any base chemical element.

8. * Create and watch as unstable isotopes decay into more stable elements.

9. - Please note the initial app allows you to create and unlock the first 54 elements for free.

10. The remaining elements can be unlocked via a small in-app purchase.

11. Nuclear is continually being developed, so please feel free to let us know your thoughts and .

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App		Rating	Maker
Nuclear	Get App ↲	299 4.19	ESCAPE VELOCITY LIMITED

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Install Nuclear app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the s folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Nuclear on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Nuclear"
The search will reveal the Nuclear app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Nuclear is ed inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Nuclear.
Now enjoy Nuclear on PC.

a Compatible APK for PC

	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	ESCAPE VELOCITY LIMITED	4.19	4.2

Get Nuclear on Apple macOS

	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	ESCAPE VELOCITY LIMITED	299	4.19

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Top Pcmac Reviews 1r1d47

Very cool

By TunaFish#5 (Pcmac )

Excellent graphics, great learning aid, and the explosions are fun! Why put nonsense games on your phone for your kids, when you can put this app & Star Chart on it & add some inadvertent education when they get their screen time? With modern tech offering so many options to consume your time (and money) with nothing to show for it but the age of time, it's really satisfying when your elementary-age kid comes up to you & asks for your phone to play this app or Star Chart, especially when other electronic gaming options are around for them. (on Mom's phone, even) Future enhancements to think about: • have the decay "explosions" reflect some relative, approximate amount of binding energy released. (Currently all decays look pretty much the same.) • I don't know how this works, but presently you can add electrons to an isotope until the cows come home (or until it decays.) • I think it would be interesting to see some indication of effort needed to add each additional partial. (Ideally, the would have to >exert< a relative amount of energy appropriate & proportionate to the addition, but I have no idea how this could be implemented.). For an indication of energy consumed to add a particulate, I'd suggest some spectrum/thermometer bar indicator deftly harmonized into the display.
Intuiitive exploration

By Gr8bchmst (Pcmac )

I think the app could do with some more explanation/guidance regarding why certain isotopes are stable while others are not, and what governs the shell that electrons preferably "localize" to (quantum superpositioning aside). These are points of curiosity I would have liked to explore further. However, the interface is simple and the visuals are beautiful. Overall a great, intuitive way to explore the structure of the elements. Well done!
Does not show correct number of electron in orbital Shell

By atrillionmade (Pcmac )

App is still having issues with displaying the correct number of electrons in its orbital shell. For instance the element He has an atomic mass of 4, 2 neutrons and 2 protons. With an atomic number of 2, meaning there are 2 electrons orbiting in shell 1. The app is displaying an electron in shell 1, and a electron in shell 2. When it should show 2 electrons in shell 1. The 1st shell of any element has a max capacity of 2 electrons. You cannot add any electrons to the next orbital shell of an element until you max max out the previous orbital shell with its maximum number of electrons it can hold. This could be a disaster for a person who is a beginner in chemistry. The app is useless if it is not displaying the correct number of electrons in their corresponding orbital shell. Please fix this asap or I will request a refund.
Magnificent, in every sense of the word!

By Betamu (Pcmac )

Anyone looking into this application should note that there is no other app like it. There is Atom in a Box, but it charges two dollars for not even half of the functionality that this application has. But even if there were apps of the same type, this app is of the highest caliber, giving a detailed, interactive look at atomic structure. Truly one of the best apps ever created!