Software
Links
Advanced Kinetics and Technology Solutions
AKTS offer thermogravimetry, thermal analysis and solid state kinetic analysis of MS and FTIR data. Includes downloads, online sample submission and contacts in Siders, Switzerland.
Ascanis
Offers application-oriented and customized software for Instrumental Analysis with emphasis on: UV/Vis spectroscopy and spectra evaluation, enzymatic food analysis, dissolution analysis, quantitative single and multicomponent analysis.
CleoSci Ultra V
http://www.cleosci.com/ultrav/uv-info.htm
Periodic Table of Ultraviolet absorbers. Locates UV absorber samples, and calculates batch mixing/coating quantities.
Innovative Analytical Software Solutions
Develops range of software, including customized solutions for data flow, access and visualization. Includes downloadable chromatogram viewer, online manuals and support from The Woodlands, Texas.
LABTrack - the Original Electronic Lab Notebook
Combines the functionality of a Word Processor, a LIMS-like database and the functions needed to keep a truly Legal and complete electronic lab notebook.
MeasureNet Technology, Ltd.
http://www.measurenet-tech.com/
Information on networked data collection systems, associated measurement tools, technical specifications, tutorials and sample experiments, for university and secondary school chemistry laboratories, from manufacturer in Cincinnati, OH.
MicroMath Research
"Chemist" is a program for solution chemical equilibrium calculations. "Scientist" is a general mathematical modeling application for models consisting of analytic and/or differential equations.
MultiD Analyses AB
DATAN is a tool to analyze chemical equilibria and to study chemical reactions.
Netzsch Advanced Software
Offers thermokinetic analysis, thermal hazards simulation, viscosity-rheology modeling, and other advanced software for use w. all major vendors' thermal analysis equipment using ASCII data.
Positive Probability
http://www.positiveprobability.com
Data processing for Spectroscopy, Spectrometry and Chromatography.

