Titrate! vs Visual Periodic Table Chemie

Titrate! is a titration simulator with a real 'hands-on' feel about it.  - Titrant can be added from the burette in a steady stream, or drop-wise, or as a single drop. - You see the meniscus of titrant in the burette as it falls. - You see the indicator colour change in the flask. - It's just as easy to overshoot the endpoint in this app as it is in real-life... and it's just as easy to use good practices to avoid overshooting the endpoint. Titrate! is useful to teach the theory and practice of acid-base titrations by showing the equipment, the titration conditions, changes in indicator colour and the titration plot in one glance. Student mode offers an even more authentic experience, and makes it possible for students to collect data manually, use the data to do paper calculations, and then check that they received the correct result. Screen annotation. It is easy to emphasise key ideas while teaching about titrations by drawing directly on the screen. Titrate! comes with a broad selection of acids, bases and indicators.

This app allows you to quickly access information on all elements, including atomic number, atomic weight, boiling point, density, and more. You can also use it to find information on element molecular formulas, crystal structures, and electron energy levels. In addition, the app provides a detailed periodic table of elements to help you better understand the characteristics and relationships of the elements. It also offers various chemical reaction calculators to make your studies and work more efficient. Overall, the Chemical Element Lookup app for Apple devices is a very useful tool for both chemistry enthusiasts and professionals. Download and start using it now! Feedback email: proxima.centauri0@gmail.com Basic features are free, including information on all 118 elements, property comparisons and everyday chemistry tools. The optional Advanced Exploration pack is a one-time in-app purchase that permanently unlocks advanced models, the complete molecule library and organic structure topics. No subscription or automatic renewal.