Atomic Structure Software
Unique interactive multimedia Chemistry teaching software. Topics include: elements, compounds, mixtures, atomic structure, ionic bonding, covalent bonding, bond energies and the Periodic Table.
Chemistry teaching software which simulates the building of any of the first 20 atoms (up to calcium) on screen. Learn how atoms are formed from electrons, protons and neutrons and how the electrons are arranged in shells or energy levels.
Chemistry teaching software which simulates the bonding of covalent compounds on screen. Learn how covalent compounds are formed by atoms sharing electrons. Includes a reference section to support students learning with basic facts and information.
Chemistry teaching software which simulates the bonding of Ionic compounds on screen. Learn how Ionic compounds are formed by atoms gaining and losing electrons. Includes a reference section to support students learning.
dfg AtomicTimeSync XP
$6.00 - d.f.g
dfg AtomicTimeSync XP is a professional Time Synchronization Utility to synchronize your PC via the internet. The program supports the 12(AM/PM) and 24 hours time format as well as all time zones. Beside that you can define an individual time offset- which is a nice feature for travelling notbook users. Optional time check automatically after Windows / program start and the Internet is available. It works through Firewalls and proxy servers
AWS Docket
$29.90 - Winton WorldWide Corporation
The AWS Docket creates on your hard disk the same file structure as it is on archive disks, such as DVD-s, or hard disks, pen drives, memory cards. AWS Docket offers the off-line disks file structure database for Windows. Windows can do the SEARCH, LISTS, and VIEWS. Your Windows can see always everything you got - and of course on which disk you got - even if the archive disk is off-line. The AWS Docket can catalog every disk known for Windows.
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