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Potential Energy in a Gravitational Field v.1.0
Study potential energy with the help of this simulation. Potential Energy in a Gravitational Field help you simulate lifting a block of adjustable mass in different gravitational fields simulating the gravity of the Earth, the Moon, Mars and Jupiter.
Overlapping Peaks v.1.0
Analyze chromatographic peaks of unequal height with this tool. Overlapping Peaks can simulate the quantification error made when dealing with chromatographic peaks of unequal height. The user may experiment with different peak positions,
Optical Lenses v.1.2
Analyze concave optical lenses function with this tool. Optical Lenses illustrate the function of convex and concave optical lenses. Both the size and the distance of the object and the focal length may be adjusted by the user. In optics, refraction
Molecular Weight v.4.0
Average molecular weight calculator. Molecular Weight help you calculate the average molecular weight of a compound. The molecular formula of this compound can be entered by selecting the appropriate elements and their multipliers.
Molecular Formulas v.1.1
Molecular Formulas is a software to help you study chemical formulas.
Measures of Location v.1.3
Study the measures of location with this tool. Measures of Location help you experiment with the robustness of the four common measures of location. You can shift data points an look how the calculated measures of location change. Measures of
Linear Regression for Chemical Analysis v.2.0
Study linear regression with this tool. Linear Regression for Chemical Analysis help you calculate the regression parameters and the limit of detection for two linear scenarios.
LinConG v.1.2
Experiment with the parameters of an LCG with this tool. LinConG enable you to experiment with the parameters of an LCG and visualizes the subtle correlations between the pseudo-random numbers successively created by an LCG. Computer languages
Leverage v.1.1
Study the leverage effect with this tool. Leverage enable you to experiment with the leverage effect. You can create a random sample of data noisy points on a line. Dragging one of the points away from the regression line,