Archived App (Last seen on 25 Jul 2025)
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About
Explore molecular structures at the atomic level with visualizations of electron clouds and nuclei. This app offers an unbiased, raw view of common substances, allowing for detailed inspection and quantitative measurements.
What's New in ODYSSEY Electron Sharing
1.1.5
January 28, 2022
iOS 15 bug fixes- minor content updates
Developer apps
FAQ
What is ODYSSEY Electron Sharing?
ODYSSEY Electron Sharing is an educational app that visualizes molecules at the atomic scale, focusing on nuclei and electron clouds. It provides a unique perspective on molecular chemistry not typically found in textbooks.
What kind of molecular models are included?
The app includes models for single and interacting water molecules, a water droplet cluster, and electron density surfaces for 30 different molecules, ions, and bulk samples.
How can I interact with the molecular models?
You can use intuitive gestures to inspect all models at any orientation and zoom level. This allows for detailed examination of the molecular structures.
Can I measure aspects of the molecules?
Yes, you can quantitatively measure distances and angles within the molecular models. This helps in making precise statements about molecular properties.
Does ODYSSEY Electron Sharing have ads?
No, ODYSSEY Electron Sharing does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application designed for an uninterrupted educational experience.
What is the price of ODYSSEY Electron Sharing?
ODYSSEY Electron Sharing is available for a one-time purchase of $3.99.
Is ODYSSEY Electron Sharing available on Android devices?
Currently, ODYSSEY Electron Sharing is only supported on iPad devices. It is not available for Android smartphones or tablets.
How often is ODYSSEY Electron Sharing updated?
The app was last updated on January 28, 2022, to version 1.1.5. While updates are not frequent, the core functionality remains stable for educational purposes.
