Chemistry Add-in for Word

Chemistry Add-in for Word was created for those users who end up working with Microsoft's Word application and would love to be able to also correctly write and represent chemical data, meaning formulas, connection, and other types of element analysis in formats that can be interpreted as such without any adaptation.

It did make sense to me, seeing I had used to be quite well acquainted with the subject. It feels like this add-on should be officially part of the Office suite.

Once the tab containing the add-on is accessed, you'll almost feel as if you were transported into a whole other program. The add-on includes a cool bar at the top which includes some basic tools for representing chemical elements.

You can create connections, and it works both for organic chemistry formulas too. If carbon is your thing and its components, the app can help without any issues.

One thing that constantly came to my mind was how useful this app would have been back in my school days. It really could explain some aspects of chemistry much easier, and allowing one to also create these connections or seeing them being represented live might also start to make more sense to students.

In teaching, it can be a great way to help your audience visualize what you are talking to them. The program can also be used for writing various papers at school by students.

Chemistry Add-in for Word can become quite a reliable extra for your Word application, and that is mainly on account of it dealing with a subject that hasn't yet found the best way of being represented visually. I think that this add-on is getting quite close to that mark, and scientists might agree on this aspect after trying it too.