Atoms, Symbols and Equations 4.0

Whats new in version 4.0:
Web extension activities for each unit; Improved interface; improved help file; improved printing options.

Publisher review:
Unique interactive multimedia Chemistry teaching software that tests students as they learn. Topics covered include: elements, atoms and molecules, word equations, chemical symbols, Periodic Table and chemical formulas. Plus interactive simulations to teach the balancing of chemical equations and the formulas of ionic compounds. As far as possible, skills are taught through familiar examples, to help reinforce general chemical knowledge. Written by a teacher for use in schools, but an excellent personal tutor for anyone beginning to study Chemistry. Questions constantly test understanding and hints are given when answers are wrong.
Requirements:
Win 95/NT4 or higher; 16Mb ram

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,WinXP,Windows2000

Release notes:
Major Update

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