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Atomic Mac

Name: Atomic Mac
Price: 24.99 $
Rating: 4 (5 reviews)

6.9.5

01 November 2011

Periodic table of the elements reference.

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Overview

Atomic Mac is a periodic table of the elements for the Mac. In addition to the usual information found in such programs, The Atomic Mac also contains a wealth of nuclear information on each isotope, including half life, decay mode, and daughter products. X-ray data (fluorescence and binding energies) is also available. A molecular weight calculator makes it easy to find the molecular weight of compounds. A shaded diagram showing the ranges of physical properties makes it easy to visualize relationships across the periodic table.

What's new in Atomic Mac

Version 6.9.5:

Corrected a bug that caused a crash in Windows builds. Mac and Linuxupdated to keep version numbers in sync.

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1 Atomic Mac Reviews

It a periodic table, what else is there to say. Let you use different color to illustrate phyical characteristic across the whole table. Kinda of fun but of limited utility. Would be nice if you could "search" the whole table for a specific characteristic. Cannot be used for molecular modeling.

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Version 5.7

It a periodic table, what else is there to say. Let you use different color to illustrate phyical characteristic across the whole table. Kinda of fun but of limited utility. Would be nice if you could "search" the whole table for a specific characteristic. Cannot be used for molecular modeling.

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Version 5.7

3 answer(s)

Holypoly

13 October 2006

"what else is there to say" Perhaps " 's" after "It" ...

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Version 6.6

alas!

11 February 2011

The color option does pretty it up but it's not enough to warrant a $25 price tag. Other Periodic Element apps offer pretty much the same functionality for less mazuma. "what else is there to say?" How about Ommmmm?

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Lee123

11 February 2011

If anyone needs a periodic table do yourself a favor and check out the free "period table" from http://www.thundercloudconsulting.com/. It is a great table and not just because its free.

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