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Undoubtedly one of the most difficult subjects in school, chemistry is the science responsible for our understanding of the microscopical world and its interactions. It's all based on heavy sets of rules and expressions that are used to determine compounds. In this regard, chemical Equation Balancer comes as a simple solution to tell you just how much of each element you need to use for a stable reaction.

Can be used on the go

Not having to go through an entire installation process, the application simply requires you to download it. As such, you can keep it on a removable storage device to use on any machine you might have at your disposal. System registries also remain intact, making this little utility a safe product.

Small, simple interface

A compact interface greets you as soon as you run the executable. However, a command prompt window haunts your desktop and lets you view everything going under the hood. This doesn't help in any way unless your input is incorrect. Sadly, there's no other way to tell if you don't write equations as you should, because of the lack of an alert system.

Far from being a pro

There are a few things you need to consider. For starters, you need knowledge on the subject because the application doesn't come with a sheet of supported equations or what it can do, but there's a simple example displayed. Moreover, even if you manage to properly write down an equation, characters need to be written in upper case, otherwise no result is delivered.A small box pops up if successful. Numbers properly indicate how much you need to alter the equation, and the result sits there until you hit the “OK” button. This comes in handy because you need to manually write it down where needed, since there's no possibility to have it copied from the box it's displayed in.

A few last words

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that chemical Equation Balancer is only a small part of what it can be. Maybe it's all because the application is still in early stages of development. The only thing that can pull it out of the dust is more development, but since it hasn't received any updates in some time, it's very unlikely that it sees sunlight any time soon.