ElementVana: Element Atlas
Gary Saggu · Education
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Chart standing · US
What changed · US
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• Clearer element details in the periodic table and element sheets • Mercury and bromine shown as liquids at room conditions • Easier browsing of the map, table, and Help • General interface improvements
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Average rating · ★ 5.00 now · 3 changes on record
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A spatial mindmap of matter. ElementVana is a living chemistry atlas: elements, compounds, and materials as a graph you can pan, pinch, and walk. Start with the insides of a phone, the bond that makes salt, and the chemistry of a body — educational, not medical. Not a periodic-table clone, not a night-sky map, not five-elements mysticism, and not a natal reading. The home screen is the map. Cuts change the question — Family, Bonding, Materials, Life & Earth — without moving the nodes. Every visible edge opens a reason card: a typed why, not a vague connection. The periodic table is an index overlay, not the product. JOURNEYS & NEIGHBORHOODS • The Elements Inside Your Phone — silicon, copper, lithium, gold, glass • Salt: The Most Familiar Bond — sodium, chlorine, and the crystal they become • Body overlay — chemistry of a living body (not a diagnosis) • Further walks include gold that stays gold, batteries, glass, copper, neon, rust, and a kitchen shelf • Neighborhoods on the same map: Phone, Salt Pair, Body; Kitchen, City, and color-and-pigment chemistry ATLAS • Search the graph by name or symbol • 118-element table overlay — landmarks fly to the map; other rows are catalog stubs • Field Guide portraits: hook, world, this cut, science, forms, why it behaves • My Atlas saves nodes on this device — no account ASK Ask retrieves a verified path and flies the map. It does not chat and it does not invent chemistry. A few grounded questions a day on Phone and Salt are included. Unknown questions get a static fallback. Hazardous how-tos are refused. INCLUDED TO START • Landmark map plus Family, Bonding, Materials, and Life & Earth cuts • Phone and Salt Journeys; Body overlay • Table overlay, search, share cards, and My Atlas • Ask taste on Phone and Salt routes PRO ADDS • Every Collection and Journey • Electron Flow — rust, stainless, batteries • Unlimited grounded Ask on this device • Graph density and material stories — not “the other 88 elements” as a grid On this device. No account. No ads. No cloud tutor. Ask is retrieve-and-route with a static fallback. Body paths are educational chemistry, not medical, nutritional, or diagnostic advice. Conceptual chemistry only — no lab procedures. Privacy Policy: https://elementvana.com/privacy Terms of Use: https://elementvana.com/terms Support: support@elementvana.com
What's new · 2.0
• Clearer element details in the periodic table and element sheets • Mercury and bromine shown as liquids at room conditions • Easier browsing of the map, table, and Help • General interface improvements
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