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Arloon Chemistry Analysis

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Arloon Chemistry is an educational software application designed for Android devices that aims to enhance the learning experience for students studying chemistry. This full version app offers a variety of interactive features, including 3D models, animations, and quizzes to facilitate a deeper understanding of chemical concepts. Users can explore the periodic table, molecular structures, and various chemical reactions through engaging visual content, making complex topics more accessible.

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In addition to its interactive elements, Arloon Chemistry includes detailed explanations and practical examples that cater to various learning styles. The app is structured to support both self-study and guided learning, providing a comprehensive resource for students, educators, and anyone interested in chemistry. Its user-friendly interface allows for easy navigation, ensuring that users can quickly find the information they need to enhance their chemistry knowledge.

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Full Specifications

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Release
Latest update
Version
1.4
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Additional Requirements
None
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Total Downloads
32
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

Revolutionise the way you teach your students to write inorganic chemical formulae.

Revolutionise the way you teach your students to write inorganic chemical formulae. Chemistry is an original, innovative and interactive approach to chemistry that teaches how to write formulae and name chemical compounds.

Awards:

- Winner of the Academics' Choice Smart Media Award (July 2014)

- Learning Best Practice Award (October 2014)

- 2nd prize winner of the "La CaixaEmprendedores XXI" awards for entrepreneurs (June 2014)

- Winner of the first Lanzadera business incubator program (May 2013)

"We can see the compound in 3 dimensions and that makes students understand it better. Essentially, the abstract part disappears and it becomes reality."

Eva Maria Guijarro, Chemistry Teacher at Julio Verne Bilingual School,Spain

"Engaging, innovative and unique"

Academic Choice Rewards Reviewers

"It helps us to learn better."

Students from the School of XXI. Group.

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Chemistry classes like never before:

Chemistry makes it possible for students to useAugmented Reality to observe molecules in 3D and move them to their desktop. The visual presentation of the subject matter makes learning IUPAC nomenclature easy.

Curricular content and exercises to:

- Learn the theory behind the formation of binary and ternary compounds

- Learn the basics of writing formula with the help of tutorials

- Write formulae for more than 3,000 compounds

- Understand the periodic table with the help of an innovative and attractive representation

- Experiment freely to form molecules and salts

- Practise with a large variety of exercises and activities to create thousands of compounds

The content of this application for students from 13 years of age is completely curricular. Content is available in English and Spanish. Hundreds of schools around the world are already learning with ARLOON!

Learning Outcomes:

- Cognitive Development

- Critical Thinking

- Engagement and Usability

- Creative Development

- Life Skills

- Academic Relevance

Acquisition of 21st-century skills:

- Scientific: inorganic chemistry

- Mathematical: developing calculus

- Digital: studying with new technology

- Learning to learn: experimenting and actively searching for answers to promote self-learning

- Linguistic: building multilingual vocabulary (English and Spanish)


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