Model ChemLab v2.3 -- THE Journal

Model ChemLab v2.3

04/01/04

Model ChemLab v2.3 combines the interactive experience and notebook workspace of performing chemistry experiments into one application. The program assimilates commonly used lab equipment and procedures to simulate the steps involved in performing chemistry experiments, including steps for theory, procedures and student observations. Predesigned lab experiments include acid/base reactions, electrochemistry, equilibrium and gravimetric analysis. To perform the experiments, Model ChemLab includes equipment such as balances, beakers, graduated cylinders, Bunsen burners and conductivity meters. Model Science Software, (519) 570-0335, http://modelscience.com.

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