SO2 Acid Basic Test vs StarMap 3D+ Plus Uso & Estadísticas

“SO2 Acid Basic Test” app brings to you a guided tour to acquaint yourself with the lab experiment that demonstrates the test of SO2 Acid Basic solution. The app brings to your finger tip the step by step protocol for the experiment. The “SO2 Acid Basic Test” exhibits all the apparatus required for the experiment. Also, the app illustrates the entire procedure for the experiment to show the SO2 Acid Basic. Let us explore the offerings of the “SO2 Acid Basic” app. The user first gets acquainted with various glassware and apparatus used in the experiment. The user is then guided by the app to perform the experiment with explicit instructions. The experimental procedure is followed by interpretation of the observation and conclusion. This robust application is a great teaching and learning tool for students, educators and teachers wanting to study or teach about the SO2 Acid Basic. FEATURES: - 3d models that you control, each structure clearly labeled with useful all apparatus information. - Audio guide available about the SO2 Acid Basic. - Rotational models (views from different angles). - Tap and Pinch Zoom - zoom into and identify about the SO2 Acid Basic.

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StarMap 3D+ Plus

Use your iPhone's compass and gyroscope to find planets, constellations, satellites, and more with crisp, colorful, high-definition Retina graphics that use every pixel of your iPhone or iPad! Hold the universe in your pocket! StarMap 3D Plus is the portable star atlas for beginners or advanced astronomers. Use StarMap 3D Plus to find the planets, stars, constellations, star clusters, galaxies, and nebulae visible to you based on your location and time. StarMap 3D will even use the compass to automatically align the map! • Real-time positions of 150 artificial satellites, including the International Space Station (ISS), and the Hubble Space Telescope • iPad Support • Over 100,000 stars, with detailed information for each of them • 6,441 deep sky objects, with details such as distance from Earth, diameter, apparent size and orientation, and morphology • All 88 modern constellations, with lines based on the outlines from "The Stars: A New Way to See Them" by H.A. Rey • MacRobert and Classic constellation lines also available • Location-based-services (LBS) / Global Positioning System (GPS) support, or manually enter your longitude and latitude • Adjustable date and time of day • Also adjust time instantaneously and interactively with the Time Scroll feature • Compass support, if present • Planetarium Mode for seeing only objects visible to you, or browse the entire celestial sphere • 3D Mode for visualizing the universe in three dimensions