What is the Periodic Table of Elements Wheel?Updated: November 12, 2025
The Periodic Table of Elements Wheel is a free, interactive spinner that randomly selects a chemical element. Each spin displays the element's symbol on the wheel and reveals detailed information in the extra info field - including the element’s full name, atomic number, typical atomic weight (or most stable isotope mass), and its chemical category (for example, "alkali metal", "noble gas", or "transition metal").
This wheel includes all 118 known elements and is designed for students, teachers, and science fans to explore chemistry in a fun, randomised way.
How students and teachers can use this wheelThe wheel is a handy study aid and classroom tool. Try these activities:
The wheel is fully editable, so teachers can create subject-specific drills (e.g., only metals, only s- and p-block elements, or elements commonly used in industry).
About the Periodic TableThe periodic table organizes elements by increasing atomic number and groups elements with similar chemical properties into columns (groups). It’s a central tool in chemistry - used for predicting reactivity, understanding bonding, and identifying trends (such as atomic radius, electronegativity, and ionization energy).
Using this wheel can help reinforce recognition of symbols, group categories, and key facts - which are essential for success in chemistry courses and exams.
Is the wheel random?Yes - every spin randomly selects one of the 118 elements. Spin as many times as you like to sample a variety of elements and build broad familiarity.
How to Use the Periodic Table of Elements Wheel
Total SpinsOur spin counter updates in real time after each spin.
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When hidden information exists a `CLICK ME` button will appear under the selected result.
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