Chemistry v4.18

Let’s discuss the Chemistry app, which is like a Swiss Army knife for chemists. The periodic table, solubility table, and molar mass calculator are conveniently located in this one-stop resource. What’s more important? It’s more than just an equation solving app; This is a miniature chemical laboratory that can be carried in your pocket. Young researchers and curious thinkers are preparing for the challenge. The Chemistry app will help you reach new depths in your chemistry research. Are you wondering what, other than a mini-volcano in the kitchen sink, will happen when you mix baking soda and vinegar? This application will satisfy your needs.

It will not only derive equations of chemical reactions but will also help solve problems in inorganic and organic chemistry. You won’t have to guess anymore because the app can also draw formulas. It’s like having a personal lab assistant without the smelly lab coat. You can finally put away those heavy, outdated chemistry books. The Chemistry app includes several dynamic charts and tables. The electronegativity diagram, solubility table, and even the basis of all scientific tools – the periodic table – are available with a simple click. These images are not just static; they are also scalable and easy to interact with.

You can zoom in as close as you like to see the smallest details. Imagine having a magnifying glass, if it weren’t for the world of chemistry. Mendeleev would have been stunned by how dynamic and adaptable this periodic table is. It’s easy to see why the table is the core of the application. Studying the behavior and structure of atoms and molecules is impossible without this indispensable tool. Using this table you can even predict the properties of unknown elements. This app’s periodic table is a reliable companion for chemistry enthusiasts and beginners alike, helping them navigate the complex world of atomic playgrounds.

Features:
– Periodic table
– Offline access to information about chemical elements
– Solubility table
– Electronegativity of elements.
– Molecular masses of organic substances
– Range of reactivity of metals
– Acid strength table
– Molar mass calculator
– Images of chemical elements
– List of acids, anions, salts
– Standard electrode potential
– Standard reduction potentials at 25 °C