Titrator

You’re taught the basics of every major science domain in school, including chemistry. It’s based on accurate analysis and data calculus. Luckily, advanced computer applications make it possible to solve expressions, and Titrator is a suitable example, coming with different presets, and calculators to solve equations, sweep, and titrate a system.

One of the application’s main advantages is that it saves you the effort of going through a setup process. Functionality is ensured right after download is done, letting you store it on a thumb drive to use on other computers besides your own. The PC you use it on doesn’t get affected, mostly because registry entries remain intact during runtime.

A system first needs to be defined to be able to process any values. On the bright side, there’s a default preset system you can use to get acquainted with all calculators and how they work. A system is composed of two things, namely components, and species. These are shown in dedicated tables and include various details like molarity, charge, or stoichiometry representation.

You’re free to add and edit more on the spot, but you need to know the appropriate values for the result to be accurate. When the system is configured, there’s the possibility to have the system solved at the press of a button. Changes are not highlighted, but the application does let you know how many functions required calibration.

With the system all balanced, there’s the possibility to sweep and titrate compounds. Both types of processing methods generate a Cartesian graph. First of all, dedicated values need to be configured. All info you generate here can be exported as TXT, while plotted graphs as picture files.

Bottom line is that Titrator is a practical chemistry assistant with various functions to help balance equations, sweep, and titrate. Some degree of knowledge is required to get the appropriate level of accuracy, while export options can be used to generate reports or save graphs as pictures.