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This app provides unit conversions for magnetic properties and constants. It also includes a periodic table with detailed element information and a tool for calculating demagnetization factors.
✓Magnetic unit conversion
✓Periodic table with element data
✓Demagnetization factor calculation
✓Physical constants table
✓Molar mass calculation
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What's New in MagCalc
1.0.3
October 24, 2019
MagCalc is now ready for dark mode
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FAQ
What magnetic units can MagCalc convert?
MagCalc supports conversion for magnetic field strength, flux, flux density, volume and mass magnetization, molar, mass and volume susceptibility, magnetic dipole moment, energy product, and permeability.
How does MagCalc calculate conversions between different properties?
You can convert units from one property to another by providing additional information such as the density and/or molar mass of the system. This allows for conversions like volume magnetization from mass magnetization.
What kind of information is available on the periodic table in MagCalc?
The periodic table in MagCalc provides details for each element including electronegativity, melting and boiling points, atomic weight, electron configuration, and magnetic transition temperatures if available.
Can I calculate the molar mass of a compound using MagCalc?
Yes, you can select elements from the periodic table and then calculate the molar mass of a compound made from those selected elements. This value can then be used for unit conversions.
What is the demagnetization factor tool in MagCalc used for?
The demagnetization factor tool is included for calculating the demagnetization factor of cylindrical sample shapes or parallelepipeds. It uses numerical methods and may provide warnings for certain input values.
Does MagCalc have ads?
Based on the provided data, there is no indication of advertisements within MagCalc. It is listed as a free application.
What devices is MagCalc available on?
MagCalc is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, running on iOS.
When was MagCalc last updated?
The latest version of MagCalc, 1.0.3, was last updated on October 24, 2019.
