1.8.1
January 8, 2015
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Small bug fixes and user interface improvements.
More1.8
August 20, 2014
- iOS 7 compatibility - Refreshed and simplified user interface with several usability enhancements - Appropriate sub- and superscripting for all chemical formulae
More1.7
March 15, 2013
- Saving of user-entered values for moles, masses, concentrations, and volumes - Significantly expanded list of pre-programmed organic groups (now over 30) - Over 40 common polyatomic ions - Over 20 common neutral ligands - Single-tap bug reporting - Opt-in crash reporting - Small bug fixes Thank you for buying ChemTrix! Your support helps me to keep making the app better. Please leave a rating in the App Store.
More1.6
December 3, 2012
- Support for unit conversions. Units are no longer limited to g, mol, L, and M (for mass, moles, volume, and concentration, respectively.) These units can be freely set to any combination of kilo, milli, micro, and nano orders of magnitude. - Several user interface improvements, including in-calculator browsing of previously-entered formulae in the 4" retina version of the app. - Small bug fixes.
More1.5
October 19, 2012
ChemTrix 1.5: - Has been redesigned to take advantage of the larger screen of the iPhone 5 and 5th generation iPod touch. - Features four programmable buttons (P1-P4) that may be assigned to any element or group, including formulae that the user has previously entered. - Allows names to be assigned to formulae. For example, the abbreviation "THF" (tetrahydrofuran) might be assigned to the formula C4H8O. "THF" may then be assigned to one of the programmable buttons to make entering related formulae, like AlCl3(THF) and AlMe3(THF), quick and easy.
More1.2
September 27, 2012
ChemTrix version 1.2: - Ensures compatibility with iOS 6. - Puts the formula history into reverse chronological order. - Adds electronegativity data to the built-in periodic table. - Improves in-app navigation.
More1.1
September 4, 2012
ChemTrix version 1.1: - Fixes an issue that could cause the app to confuse entities with the same token, e.g., the element praseodymium for the propyl group, which are both denoted by "Pr." - Updates the periodic table with more accurate data. - Adds useful formula-reuse functionality. Previously entered formulae can now be incorporated as fragments into the current formula, e.g., PPh3 into RuCl2(PPh3)3. - Makes it possible for the user to delete either all formulae or a single formula from the history.
More1.0
August 19, 2012
No, ChemTrix Chemistry Calculator does not have support for iPad devices.
ChemTrix Chemistry Calculator was launched by Nathan Jones.
Your iOS device should have iOS 7.0 or later installed to run the app.
The rating of 3.6 out of 5 that ChemTrix Chemistry Calculator has received from users is not great but not terrible either.
Chemtrix Chemistry Calculator Relates To The Reference App Genre.
1.8.1 is the most recent version of the ChemTrix Chemistry Calculator app.
ChemTrix Chemistry Calculator updated its app on October 2, 2024.
The release date of the app was February 5, 2023.
This app is rated for ages 4 and up, and contains only family-friendly content.
The following list of languages is supported by the ChemTrix Chemistry Calculator app: English.
No, ChemTrix Chemistry Calculator is not featured on Apple Arcade.
Unfortunately, users cannot make in-app purchases within ChemTrix Chemistry Calculator.
No, ChemTrix Chemistry Calculator does not provide support for Apple Vision Pro.
No, users are not exposed to ads in ChemTrix Chemistry Calculator.
