Molecule Lab

Molecule Lab

Build $ Visualize 3D Molecules

18 ratings
8 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 28, 2018
  • August 10, 2020

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Create and view 3D molecular models with an intuitive editor. Supports various elements, bond types, and conformations, with undo/redo functionality. Share your creations easily via messaging and email.

Build molecules in 3D
Supports oxygen, nitrogen, chlorine, carbon, hydrogen
Double and triple bond creation
Branching and rotation conformations
Undo, redo, and delete controls
Save and edit molecules
Share via text, email, and other services
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What's New in Molecule Lab

2.0

August 10, 2020

- Our molecule editor supports three new elements—oxygen, nitrogen, chlorine—in addition to molecules with many functional groups, branches, and rotation conformations. - Our molecule editor has new undo, redo, and delete controls. - Molecules can be shared via text message, email, and other third-party services for notetaking and document sharing. - Molecule Lab was redesigned from scratch to create a new look and feel.

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User reviews

Needs more elements

This is good, but you need to add a periodic table tab that has all 118 elements without the noble gasses.

Bonjour

J’adore la science

Good, but room for improvement

Its a good tool to visualise simple molecules, but triple bonds don't work well and there are some glitches. There is also a small number of different elements to work with but the essentials are there.

It has potential.

As a science teacher, I like the way the app looks. It lacks the ability to double bond easily; it crashes easily if you put too many elements together; it needs more tools to help with the structuring; it needs more elements to bond with; and the help section doesn’t exist. I plan on using this for my class, but it is very limited at the moment.
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Not a game

No matter what, it's not a game. I don't know what Lu Collazo was thinking. Reviewers have no business telling people to not get/or to get an app or anything else. At that point it stops being a review.

I doubt they understand the purpose

FAQ

What elements can I use in Molecule Lab?

Molecule Lab supports carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and chlorine. You can also create double and triple bonds, as well as branches and different rotation conformations.

Can I save and edit molecules later in Molecule Lab?

Yes, molecules can be saved and edited in the future. This allows for iterative design and easy modification of your molecular structures.

How can I share my molecule creations from Molecule Lab?

You can share your molecules via text message, email, and other third-party services. This integration is useful for notetaking and document sharing.

Does Molecule Lab have ads?

No, Molecule Lab is ad-free. This provides an uninterrupted user experience for building and visualizing molecules.

What devices is Molecule Lab available on?

Molecule Lab is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for iOS devices.

How often is Molecule Lab updated?

The latest version, 2.0, was released on August 10, 2020. Updates are typically released to improve features and fix bugs.

What is the age rating for Molecule Lab?

Molecule Lab has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for young children and above.

What is the learning methodology used by Molecule Lab?

Molecule Lab employs a hands-on, visual learning methodology. Users actively build and manipulate 3D models, enhancing understanding of molecular structures and bonding.