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Category	Reference
Version	3.0.1
Developer	Ben Greer
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Useful tools for scientists, students, and me. All data is stored on phone for reliability. Current tools: -Periodic Table -Constants -Polyatomic Ions -Solar System -Nuclides Z=0-70 Sorry for the delays in updates. I just finished a semester at school and started my job as a science intern. Updates on the way!

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