Allows users to create chemical process models using a touch-enabled PFD drawing interface. It supports offline operation and performs VLE/VLLE/SVLE/SVLLE calculations with equation of state and activity coefficient methods.
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.
Learn with 3D diagrams showing finger positions. Hear each note's sound and view real-time demonstrations by a saxophonist. Access lessons for different types including soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone.
Track lunar phases, moonrise and moonset times, and eclipse predictions. View detailed maps and surface features. Adjust settings for photography with exposure and focus guides. Access astronomical data and cultural lunar calendars.
Solve chemistry problems with instant step-by-step solutions. Balance chemical reactions automatically. Receive detailed explanations for each step. Create and edit chemical equations with AI assistance. Share solutions and explanations with others.
Access electrical codes and standards for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. Search for wiring diagrams, safety protocols, and equipment specifications. View detailed explanations of electrical systems and components.
Access element data including atomic mass, density, melting and boiling points, atomic radius, and electronegativity. Tap elements to view Wikipedia pages for detailed information.
Access detailed element information including symbol, name, atomic number, and mass. Search by classification, phase, or other properties. View electronegativity, atomic radius, and electron configuration.
Learn and practice creating by selecting cations and anions. The generates correct formulas with proper subscripts and parentheses. Reinforce naming rules and charge balancing through interactive exercises.
Learn to play the with interactive charts and real-time sound demonstrations. Choose from piccolo, , alto , or bass . View finger positions, listen to notes, and access lesson tutorials for structured practice.