Atom in a Box Hack 1.1 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Dauger Research, Inc.
Category: Education
Price: $7.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.1
ID: com.daugerresearch.AtominaBox
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Description
Atom in a Box is an aid for visualizing the Hydrogenic atomic orbitals, the three-dimensional states that the electron occupies in Hydrogen, a prime and otherwise unwieldy example of Quantum Mechanics. It interactively shows what the Hydrogen atom "looks" like. Unique among visualizations of Quantum Mechanics, it uses highly optimized code to perform 3D volumetric raytracing through the electron wavefunction's probability density and presents its results in real-time. It animates and mathematically describes all 140 eigenstates up to the n=7 energy level. The app links to an online FAQ, and the atom rotates with multitouch and the accelerometer. The bottom line is: Explore! The user are meant to explore all aspects of the atom, what it is and what it can do.
Version history
1.1
2017-09-23
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Updated to run as a 64-bit native app
Completed compatibility with iOS 11
Removed calls to deprecated iOS APIs
Added flexibility to screen sizes of more recent iPhone hardware
Fixed numerous cosmetic issues
Adjusted and rebalanced Atom Wars gameplay
Updated to run as a 64-bit native app
Completed compatibility with iOS 11
Removed calls to deprecated iOS APIs
Added flexibility to screen sizes of more recent iPhone hardware
Fixed numerous cosmetic issues
Adjusted and rebalanced Atom Wars gameplay
1.0.7
2012-07-24
Updated for compatibility with iOS 5.1.1
1.0.6
2011-03-28
Updated for compatibility with iOS 4.2
Rotates the orbital with two-finger touches
Optimized for recent iOS devices, yielding up to 25% frame rate improvement
Fixed a minor bug when reactivating sound
Rotates the orbital with two-finger touches
Optimized for recent iOS devices, yielding up to 25% frame rate improvement
Fixed a minor bug when reactivating sound
1.0.5
2010-07-01
Updated for compatibility with iOS 4
Sound for listening to the orbital
"Atom Wars", formerly an easter egg, has been enhanced with sound and accelerometer control and improved graphics so that it is now a feature
Sound for listening to the orbital
"Atom Wars", formerly an easter egg, has been enhanced with sound and accelerometer control and improved graphics so that it is now a feature
1.0.2
2009-06-26
Recompiled with the SDK for iPhone OS 3.0 to verify compatibility, prompting cosmetic edits in the Settings page and improving the frame rate in Phase as Color mode.
1.0.1
2008-08-25
1.0
2008-07-05
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Ratings
3.7 out of 5
6 Ratings
Reviews
tathata1,
Pearls before the swine
Pay no attention to those who obviously don’t have the intellect to understand or appreciate this product. Even if you have never solved the time independent Schrodinger equation for a central potential in three dimensions you can still enjoy this software. In essence, what it shows is the places where you would most likely find an electron in “orbit” around a hydrogen nucleus for the different energies the system can possess. Although this problem was mathematically solved early last century, methods of visualizing the complex mathematical functions as elegantly as simply as this are relatively new. Van Gogh’s Starry Night was painted a long time ago that doesn’t mean it isn’t beautiful or isn’t important today. Ten dollars is inexpensive if you know what it takes to put something like this together. I would have paid double that. If you have done the math you will love this software. If you haven’t but you do have an open curious mind you can still appreciate it's beauty and maybe use it to inspire you to learn more about the fascinating subject of Quantum Mechanics.
Terhorstj,
Wonderful app - please update!
I am they chemistry instructor and this app is immensely helpful for teaching about orbitals! PLEASE update it - it no longer works with iOS 11!
madelinemao,
Buggy
But it's not like there are any other applications that give hydrogen orbitals
BobInIL,
Crashes
Pretty cool, but it crashes every time on my iPod Touch.
Nice Incredible,
Beautiful
Love this visualization tool!
DawsonSC,
Very Good for Students and Teachers
I wish I had something like this when I was in college. To those complaining about the price, not everything in life is free. My only gripe would be there is no way to pan out/zoom in.
a non y-mous,
Fun app
Very cool program, and actually fairly useful too. The program shows psi as a magnitude and as a complex function with phase represented by color, which is useful for understanding chemical bonding, among other things. Not to mention it just looks really cool, even if you don't know exactly what it represents
As for showing psi squared, there would be no point; it would look almost exactly the same as the black-and-white version. The depictions of wavefunctions in chemistry textbooks are stylized to be easier to visualize and draw overlapped (see Silberberg 2009). This program shows what the electron densities actually look like.
As for showing psi squared, there would be no point; it would look almost exactly the same as the black-and-white version. The depictions of wavefunctions in chemistry textbooks are stylized to be easier to visualize and draw overlapped (see Silberberg 2009). This program shows what the electron densities actually look like.
Arosenblatt,
beautiful
though I'm not a physicist, my interest in physics makes it possible for me to enjoy the elegant beauty and simplicity of this highly technical and complex concept in a way I've never seen before. truly excellent use of the iphones capabilities.
Presenter of God's creation,
Needs to upgrade to iPad size!
This is a wonderful app that I will be sharing with my class. I would really like it to have been developed for the size of the iPad's screen size though.
The Gremlin,
Awesome app
This really is an amazing program. Mr. Godfrey showed it t us in AP chem and it was really cool to have a 3D model of what would normally be difficult to visualize. Great job. Only thing is it's awful expensive isn't it?
