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This page contains a combined list of links to Mobile Applications available for Chemistry.
Note that while many are free apps some may incur a cost.

Mobile chemistry - chemistry in your hands and in your face
A 2010 article from the RSC discusses the appearance of mobile applications

AAAS - Science Mobile
   Science journal mobile application.
ACS Mobile   Available for Android and Apple devices.
The Elements: A Visual Exploration   By Theodore Gray. An app for a version of the complete hardback book of The Periodic Table with added content and detail.
A preview is available.
JSDraw   iPad application from Scilligence to draw and display chemical structures on the web.
Macs in Chemistry   Dr. Chris Swain's site listing useful Chemistry apps.
Molecular Materials Informatics   A company offering a number of Chemistry apps, including a Mobile Molecular Data Sheet.
Named Reactions Lite   iTunes
Nature.com   Nature journal mobile application.
OLN Open Lab Notebook   iPad and Android Application from Scilligence.
Organic Named Reactions   iTunes
PNAS Mobile   iTunes app for Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States.
ReaxysFlash   iTunes app for Reaxys Named Reactions on the Go.
SciFinder Mobile Application   Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS). For web enabled smart phone.
There are other SciFinder Mobile Supported Platforms available.
SciVerse ScienceDirect via iTunes   Elsevier
     
Journals  
  • Nature.com - Nature journal mobile application
  • PNAS Mobile - iTunes application for Proceeedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States.
  • Science Mobile - Science journal mobile application from AAAS
     
Publishers  

 

 

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File last updated : August 1, 2011 .
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