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Build formulas with cations and anions
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.
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The app provides over 1,400 formulas, figures, and examples for math, physics, and chemistry. It includes tools like a unit converter and solvers for common calculations.
With chapter-specific multiple choice questions. Review answers with detailed explanations. Track progress and revisit difficult topics. Take timed quizzes to improve speed and accuracy. Share results with teachers or peers.
Convert units and currencies by typing queries in a single input field. Supports over 900 units and 170 currencies. Dynamically recognizes abbreviations and symbols. Search for conversions similar to web searches.
The app provides a collection of math formulas for high school and college students. It covers subjects such as algebra, geometry, derivatives, integrals, limits, and trigonometry.
Hangul with structured lessons and pronunciation guides. Practice alphabet sounds and recognize characters. Track progress with built-in quizzes and exercises. Sync with school textbooks for consistent learning.
Read and translate PDF documents with full-text and side-by-side translation. Manage literature with paragraph-by-paragraph translation and terminology support. Rearrange PDF layouts and sync reading progress across devices.
Manage chemistry with advanced calculators for chlorine, pH, alkalinity, and shock treatments. Input size and conditions for accurate dosing. Track chemical levels and maintenance schedules. Export data for record-keeping.
Access the periodic table with atomic weight, electronegativity, electron affinity, ionization energy, radius, and isotopes. Compare element properties. Search for compounds and reactions. View chemical equations and formulas.
Calculate molecular weights for nucleic acid, protein, and peptide sequences. Input sequences via text or copy-paste. Access one- or three-letter amino acid codes. Estimate molecular weights based on sequence length and average molecular weights.
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