GasLaws app for iPhone and iPad

Chemistry gas law is a perfect tool to understand gas laws in chemistry. Chemistry gas laws cover Boyle’s law, Charles law, Avogadro’s Law and the integrated gas laws that is the Ideal gas Law. This app is designed specifically to STPM Chemistry students. This app can also be used by A level Chemistry students.

There are three parts to the app:
Learn Gas Laws – This section gives compressed notes regarding chemistry gas laws which include the basics of gas law, Avogadro’s law, Boyle’s law, Charles law and the ideal gas law. These notes are very useful to be used for examination preparatory revisions.

Unit Converter- contains two sub sections which are divided into physical quantities converter and a Mole calculator. These calculation tools are very useful and helpful in calculating various gas laws calculations.

Physical quantities converter contains:
-Temperatures unit converters .Temperature can be converted from Celsius, Kelvin, Fahrenheit and Rankine.

-Pressure unit converter. Pressure can be converted from atm, mmHG, micrommHg, torr, mtorr, bar, mbar, Pa and PSI

-Mole to Volume converter. Calculate volume of gas from mole to STP (Standard Temperature and Pressure) and RTP (Room Temperature and Pressure)

Mole Calculator contains:
-Atomic. Calculate RAM (Relative Atomic Mass) from mass inputted in gram for the first 20 elements in periodic table.

-Molecular. Calculate RMM (Relative Molecule Mass) from mass inputted in gram.
-Ionic Compound. Calculate RFM (Relative Formula Mass) from mass inputted in gram.

Quiz – This section allows students to test their gas laws Knowledge. A randomly generated 5 questions about gas laws will be given. Students can select their answers from four choices of answers given. Each question in the quiz is marked instantly and the correct answer is shown with explanation. Students will be given a score with percentage. Students will be awarded achievement badges based on their scores in the quiz.The badges comprises of gold, silver and bronze. Students can take the quiz as many times as they want.