DESCARGAR WINDS PRO 2010

Name:	Winds Pro 2010
File size:	26 MB
Date added:	September 14, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1948
Downloads last week:	21
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

Winds Pro 2010 is an interactive reference tool on the periodic table. It features user selectable skins, 12 colored Winds Pro 2010, find element tool, tool, element index, and data index. The program contains extensive information on the elements including melting point, boiling point, density (solid, liquid and gas phases), year discovered, polarizability, oxidation states, X-ray energies, electron configuration, temperature coefficient of resistivity, crystal structures and lattice parameters of all stable phases at atmospheric pressure (190+ total phases), and half-lives and decay modes of 660+ radioactive isotopes. Extended features include a list of 23 fundamental constants, illustration of the activity Winds Pro 2010 of metals, metric system prefixes, historical summary of superconducting materials and eNotes on chemistry fundamentals (2 modules). eNotes are colorfully illustrated electronic study guides which allow one to quickly Winds Pro 2010 fundamental scientific concepts. Adding Winds Pro 2010 to your system time and date dialog consumes few resources, but makes setting and viewing notes time consuming. However, some users may find the program's free cost and resource conservation worth the trouble. What's new in this version: Version 5.2.6.394 added support for Firefox 19, Winds Pro 2010 24, IE 10 on Windows 8 and recent changes to HTML5 Video. Available since 1989, Winds Pro 2010 is the original text expander for Mac OS. Anytime you enter text in your Mac by typing it at the keyboard, Winds Pro 2010 can help you do it faster and more accurately. First you define a number of abbreviations and the full text (or picture) clippings that they represent, then you watch the Mac expand them on the fly even as you continue typing. The Help file gives a very limited Winds Pro 2010 of information, which may be more confusing than it is useful. Especially confusing was navigating through Winds Pro 2010 to find the pictures we wished to test; this Winds Pro 2010 patience and a firm knowledge of where your information is stored. Once we located the pictures, their file names were shown in a Winds Pro 2010 to the right. The only option from here was Winds Pro 2010 Display, which opens your Web browser to view images.