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Learn about chemical elements through interactive quizzes on symbols, names, and atomic numbers. Explore applications and extreme facts. Retrieve element details by symbol, name, or number.
Explore interactive 3D models of . Manipulate and rotate structures to understand chemical bonds. Learn about molecular properties and reactions through detailed explanations and diagrams. Share insights and discoveries with others.
Explore with swipe and touch to view details like name, symbol, atomic number, mass, Lewis dots, and radius. Colors indicate classification, melting point, boiling point, outermost orbital, and ion radius.
Build and visualize molecules in 3D. Add oxygen, nitrogen, chlorine, carbon, hydrogen, double and triple bonds, branches, and rotation conformations. Edit structures with undo, redo, and delete functions. Export models for further use.
Chemistry tools include a with over 50 properties per element, such as atomic weight, melting point, density, and ionization energy. Access compounds database and reactions reference. View high-resolution element images.
Display content using Google Slides, calendars, and folder sync. Play background audio or video with custom theme options. Access offline content for faster startup and reliability without internet. Manage multiple displays from a central platform.
The app offers comprehensive unit calculations and complex number support. It includes powerful graphing capabilities and a wide range of functions for scientific and mathematical problem-solving.
The app offers a quiz to practice French verb conjugations. Users can customize quizzes by selecting from 140 verbs, 15 tenses, and 6 pronouns, with nearly 13,000 possible conjugations.
The app allows students to explore how atoms form molecules and understand atomic structure. It depicts valence electrons to illustrate covalent bonding and the properties of elements.
Explore graphical solutions to ordinary with interactive activities. Input custom or use preloaded examples. Plot vector fields and solutions for multiple initial conditions. Solve systems of up to six dynamically.