bschemistry 0.1.1

Basic chemistry

bschemistry

v0.1.1

Bschemistry (basic chemistry) is a library that contains the basic functions to use chemistry on Python as well! It has a complete and accurate periodic table with all data updated regularly and frequent updates for new functions and features.

Example of the table structure:

'name': 'Hydrogen',
'symbol': 'H',
'a_num': 1,
'a_mass': 1.00794,           # u
'a_radius': 30,              # pm (picometers)
'electron_config': '1s1', 
'electronegativity': 2.2,    # Pauling's scale
'electron_affinity': 72.8,   # kJ/mol
'ionization_energies': 1312, # kJ/mol
'class': 'nonmetal',
'oxidation_nums': [-1,1],
'melting_temp': 14,          # K
'boiling_temp': 20,          # K
'd': 0.0899,                 # g/L
'yr': 1766                   # year of discovery

Practical examples

To receive the name about an element of the periodic table from the table use:

import bschemistry as ch

t = ch.Table()

print(t.elem("H").name)

To get a single datum about an element use:

import bschemistry as ch

t = ch.Table()

print(t.elem("H").a_mass) # take the atomic mass of element H (Hydrogen)

To receive a dictionary of a formatted molecule use the function format(“molecule”):

import bschemistry as ch

print(ch.format("{1}H2O"))

# Output:
# {'1': {'H': 2, 'O': 1}}