El 1/31/07 10:39 AM, "Ron Teitelbaum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
> That is too cool! The picture looks really neat. > > Nice work Edgar! How did you use the program? > > I wonder if that's what Chuck had in mind? > > Ron Believe or not, was my first try on Squeak, few days after I could have my hands on Mark Guzdial book and CD some years ago. Looking from today, code sucks !!! But works, I load into in development 3.10 (Now what Ralph teach me, you could expect a better SqueakChem next time) Works as you is in Analytical Chemistry lab ( I was a chemist in a recent life) You could press the button and one incognita solution was created for you could "find" what cations have clicking the funnels in the right order. You have a help as what I send with tree view of steps of reactives necessary to reach some cation , what always is a leaf in the tree. If you do all in correct order, the glass change with some spots of color according to what Vogel said you must have. (What in a real lab not always is how the book said :=) I do and teach to do this to my students at this time and some of they produce a very improved version...what sorry I don't have. I have a pile now with 3.10, but if some have interest I could translate "as is now" for English and add to remote image for people test . I send a pict as this list have a limit , the compressed morph for this is 92 k I could produce all picts and put somewhere . Edgar
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