🌟 Interactive Atomic Structure Visualization 🧪

🌍 Overview

Welcome to Interactive Atomic Structure Visualization, where atomic science meets stunning interactivity! 🏆 This project allows users to explore atomic structures, visualize electron configurations, and analyze element properties in an engaging and interactive manner.

✨ Features

• 🔬 3D Atomic Visualization – Interact with dynamic 3D atomic models.
• ⚛ Electron Configuration Viewer – Observe electron distribution across orbitals.
• 📊 Element Information Hub – Instantly access atomic number, mass, symbol, category, and isotopic data.
• 🎮 User Interactivity – Click on elements to dynamically reveal unique structures.
• 🎨 Modern UI & Smooth Animations – Enjoy a sleek, responsive interface with fluid animations.
• 🔥 Dark Mode Support – Switch between light and dark themes effortlessly.

📸 Demo

Helium

Oganesson

🛠 Technologies Used

• 🚀 TypeScript – Ensuring structured and scalable development.
• ⚡ React.js – Powering interactive UI components.
• 🎭 Three.js – Enabling 3D visualization of atomic structures.
• 🎨 Tailwind CSS – Providing a modern and responsive design.
• 📂 Data Source – Atomic element details stored in elements.ts.

🚀 Installation Guide

1. Clone the Repository 📂

   git clone https://github.com/RohanCyberOps/Interactive-Atomic-Structure-Visualization.git
   cd Interactive-Atomic-Structure-Visualization

2. Install Dependencies 📦

   npm install

3. Start the Development Server 🏃‍♂️

   npm start

4. Open 🔗 http://localhost:3000 in your browser and dive into the atomic world!

🎮 How to Use

✅ Select an element from the interactive periodic table. ✅ Explore its 3D atomic structure and electron configurations. ✅ Hover over shells to unveil detailed electron distributions. ✅ Click on isotopes to analyze their abundance and properties. ✅ Switch between visualization modes for enhanced analysis.

🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions! Here’s how you can help:

1. Fork the Repository 🍴
2. Create a Feature Branch (git checkout -b feature-name) 🌱
3. Commit Your Changes (git commit -m "Added awesome feature") ✏️
4. Push to GitHub (git push origin feature-name) 🚀
5. Open a Pull Request 🔃

📜 License

This project is open-source and licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use, enhance, and share it! 🔓

📬 Contact & Support

Got questions or ideas? Let's connect! 🤝

• GitHub: @RohanCyberOps
• Email: rohan150907@gmail.com

🚀 Unlock the wonders of atomic structures—explore now! 🔬⚛