EPTAre there any chemistry typing programs out there?
In Regard to diagrams, I just print my notes with blank spaces and draw the pictures in by hand. Are there any template libraries out there? Ex-boltzman curves/rate of difusion graphs
[H] Taking Chemistry Notes
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kdog3683
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Are there any chemistry typing programs out there? In Regard to diagrams, I just print my notes with blank spaces and draw the pictures in by hand. Are there any template libraries out there? Ex-boltzman curves/rate of difusion graphs | ||
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JacobDaKung
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Yizuo
Germany1537 Posts
 .For graphs, I recommend Origin, which also costs alot. GNUPlot comes to mind, too, that's freeware. | ||
IntoTheWow
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Ecael
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Klockan3
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clazziquai
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On November 27 2008 19:30 IntoTheWow wrote: hand | ||
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Archaic
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HeavOnEarth
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Purind
Canada3562 Posts
Subscripts should be no problem in Word, you can set it to a button on the tool bar. You need to do the same in Open Office, so subscript-wise the two programs should be the same As with arrows, it's easy to do in open office. You draw a line using the drawing toolbox, then you click on the line taht you drew, then click on an arrow. I imagine it's about the same in Word (I haven't drawn arrows in Word before, but I can't imagine it to be hard) Word's equation editor is a bother, but Open Office is a lot faster to use I don't think any of this helps for what you want, but just throwing this out there | ||
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Physician
United States4146 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.thatphilosophywebsite.com/images/pen_paper.gif) - and just so u don't see my advice as facetious, u can either get a digital tablet that permits digital graphics with a pen for drawings/notes or use ms word and paper on the side, u link text with with a number for each paper note i.e. mixed media ~ I'll ask a cousin who is into that who might know of an opensource gosu program. | ||
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IzzyCraft
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Physician
United States4146 Posts
On November 28 2008 02:17 IzzyCraft wrote: lol I kinda have to agree - I always got photocopies from who ever was at the front of the class with neat witting keeping up record furiously..(there is always a couple) - that is of course if the class material couldn't be found in the booksNotes??? Pay attention and read da book. I never takes notes notes just cuz then I'm just taking notes not really paying attention | ||
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KlaCkoN
Sweden1661 Posts
Only good for drawing organic structures though One guy who goes to my lectures has a laptop that he can draw on. Seems quite useful, albeit expensive. Seriously, for standard M --(NH3)--> M(am) --> MNH2 over and over again type of lectures just use pen and paper, it really is more efficient, | ||
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Chromyne
Canada561 Posts
I don't like to take notes from other people unless I miss that class, I don't want to have to depend on someone else for my notes. | ||
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IzzyCraft
United States4487 Posts
On November 28 2008 02:55 Physician wrote: lol I kinda have to agree - I always got photocopies from who ever was at the front of the class with neat writting keeping up record keeping furiously..(there is always a couple) - that is of course if the class material couldn't be found in the books I had groups of friends in classes we take turns taking notes for a day. Make copies and keep them in folders. We found it much better to pay attention for the day and have 1 guy take notes to share for further studying. It's also good if your study groups are the same people so if you don't understand a section of the notes the explain what they wrote etc. | ||
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