Ratings and Comments about SciencePal for Android

by Kurt the 6/23/2010

Great resource. Need to update escape velocities by 1e3.

by Ryan the 6/13/2010

Please update!

by James the 6/9/2010

Excellent app, could use more nucides though...

by John the 4/1/2010

Need elements above 70 on chart of the nucleides. Em spectrum would be nice, and a way to copy values.

by David the 3/21/2010

If u rate it low Mensa won't accept you

by Dan the 3/15/2010

excellent resource but i think the elements could use a different presentation

by Kat the 8/16/2009

Useful, but has typos. Should be proofread and cleaned up for 5 stars. EM spectrum chart would be cool.

by gccengineering the 8/9/2009

This science pal could use a electromagnetic spectrum chart.

by Tony the 7/8/2009

A convinient collection of useful knowledge. Suggestion: display measurements in imperial units as well as metric units.

by Nick the 6/4/2009

Great app! Possibly involve way to copy constants out to calculator?

by Nicholas the 6/2/2009

Very nice app; a formula weight calculator would be a great addition, as would redox potentials.

by Marta the 5/28/2009

Lots of quick, useful refrence information for students and scientists

by danyael the 4/20/2009

Kool

by Ruben the 4/12/2009

Great program! Very helpful!

by KL the 4/12/2009

Changed from 4 to 5 stars. Developer cares! Quick email response and request is in the next update. Will buy other developer apps, i would pay x2!

by JDea the 3/23/2009

It'll be awesome if you add solubility rules as well Cant wait for acid and bases Keep up the good work!

by Mike the 3/23/2009

Needs electronegativities for the elements, acids and bases chart, amino acids, organic functional groups more chem!!!! But great app thanks!!!!

by Jeremy the 3/23/2009

Easy interface, tons of useful info, definitely worth the price. Thanks!

by carlos the 3/22/2009

Heyy ur from houston i see by the 281 hey im 832 i go to dickinson high school

by Anth the 3/6/2009

Love it! Would be nice if a map of the planetary orbits around the sun were included. And data on minor planets (poor Pluto!).