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VSEPRplex™ An Introduction to Molecular Modelling |
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VSEPRplex™ (pronounced "ves-per-plex") is an interactive chemistry package that helps students visualize and understand molecular geometry. While building and exploring their own 3-D structures, students encounter the shapes and properties of small covalent molecules. VSEPRplex™ was designed for use in senior high school and college chemistry courses. |
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Core Topics - Valence electrons and the octet rule - Covalent bonds and Lewis structures - Electronegativity - Electron pairs and bond angle - Molecular shape and the VSEPR model Key Features - Point-and-click periodic table - Display of element attributes and structural calculations - Skeletal, Lewis, wireframe and space-filling models - Interactive real-time 3-D rotations - Online help, tutorial and fundamental structures chart |
Screen Shots  Available Languages - English |
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- Windows® 3.1/9x/Me/NT/2000/XP - 256 color display |
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- Mac OS 7.0 or later - 1 MB available memory - 256 color display |
| Ordering We accept major credit cards, checks, wire transfers and PAYPAL. You can place your order online or by fax or phone. Pricing and other details are on the ordering pages. |
| Order VSEPRplex™ 1.1.7 for Windows® |
Order VSEPRplex™ 1.1.7 for Mac OS (Classic) |
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| Dr. Ronald J. Gillespie, Prof. of Chemistry, McMaster University | |
| "As the originator of the VSEPR model . . . I am impressed by the quality of the program . . ." | |
| Ralph Dinardo, Carleton Board of Education | |
| "I am presently making good use of VSEPRplex™ and the students like it and they are certainly learning from it." | |
| Hans van Kessel, Science Head, Bellerose Composite High School | |
| "Your VSEPRplex™ software looks terrific and I look forward to using it in our chemistry classrooms . . ." | |
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