MHX Chemistry Helper

Chemistry isn’t even close to being the easiest subject in school, but that doesn’t mean learning it requires a lot of effort. Given a good tutor, and a set of learning tools like MHX Chemistry Helper, getting acquainted with compound mixtures, and understanding related parameters becomes a walk in the park.

The application requires little time and effort to install on your computer, giving you a chance to check out the set of features before you realize. All learning sections are stored in different tabs, wrapped around a classic, but intuitive window frame, with thorough descriptions so you don’t get stuck along the way.

To start with the basics, the first tab you’re taken to is a neat visual representation of the periodic table. Selecting an item from the table provides details about it, such as name, melting point, phase, atomic mass, number, classification, electrons per shell, electron configuration, and half life. Moreover, color codes are explained to better differentiate halogens from metals, actinides, noble gases, and more.

A couple of tabs simply provide more details on common chemical compounds. For instance, aromatic hydrocarbons are all shown with cool visual representations of structure, and name, while chemical study sheets provide more info on carboxylic acids, aldehydes, alcohols, ethers, ketones, and hydrocarbons.

Different calculators can be used as well. The chemical equation solvers tab is fitted with linear momentum calculator, number of moles, Charles’ Law, and temperature conversion between Kelvin and Celsius. There’s also a molar mass calculator, but neither lets you export any details to file. More details can be accessed regarding molar weight calculus, with examples and explanations of equations.

All things considered, we can safely state that MHX Chemistry Helper is sure to help you learn a thing or two about chemistry with little effort. The general structures allow you to easily access different calculators and info fields. Sadly, there aren’t any export options for any sets of details, so you need to keep a text editor at hand if you need calculator values.