
Chemical Detectives
Be a 'chemical detective' and solve the molecular structure of organic molecules
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Android App Analysis and Review: Chemical Detectives, Developed by Space Dog Studios. Listed in Education Category. Current Version Is 1.9, Updated On 31/08/2023 . According to users reviews on Google Play: Chemical Detectives. Achieved Over 40 thousand Installs. Chemical Detectives Currently Has 136 Reviews, Average Rating 4.8 Stars
Determining the molecular structure of organic molecules experimentally can be a tricky challenge! Chemists do this by taking a number of different types measurements, and solving the puzzle a bit like solving a jigsaw puzzle. We use techniques such as:• microanalysis
• mass spectrometry
• infrared spectroscopy
• nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
This app allows you to be a 'chemical detective' and take all of the available clues for different molecules and solve their molecular structure! One by one, each spectrum reveals information about a molecule, such as the size, the functional groups, and the number of each kind of atom, which can then be pieced together.
Mastering Your Naming Skills
Another important skill in chemistry is naming organic molecules. This can be tricky too, but there is clear method follow. This app will teach you how to name molecules too, as once you have solved the structure of your molecule, you will need to enter the name of the structure into the app.
Challenge Your Friends to a Duel!
In Chemical Detectives you can set up a challenge between classmates and friends. Set the timer, and the number of problems, then GO! You can also choose from easy, medium or hard, which toggles between multiple choice and full text-entry, which is the best way to master your naming skills. Maybe even challenge your teachers!
Acknowledgements
Chemical Detectives was created by Assoc. Prof Richard Morrison and redeveloped for Android and iOS by Dr Chris Thompson.
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Minor bug fixes
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Recent Comments
Brendan Rose
Fantastic, genuinely very useful for practicing and learning interpretation of NMR, IR and mass spectra. I wish I had had this when I was completing my undergrad. Easy to use and very fun too!
Ankit maharshi
This game is only for the graduating students of chemistry. Very Informative, easy to play with lots of learning
A Google user
sometimes the search option doesn't work during quiz, resulting into a forced wrong answer. FIX IT.
Tainara De Sá
It's good, but it'll be cool if the NMR spectrum looked more like the real NMR and if it had the number of the hydrogens under the ppm line.
A Google user
This is a superb app which I will be using with my students in future. Thank you!
Carlos
Perfect app to improve our skills in interpretation of spectroscopy graphs
ta2joe13
A boring waste of time and money if you're gullible enough to spend it.
Paul Basford
Great app for students studying year 12