[New Tool] Unit Converter
It's been a while since we posted last time, but we have just uploaded a web tool which converts units easily.
#e4m_jp#materialsscience#science#research
https://t.co/YugldW6LrT
[New Page] Links to Other Tools
Just opened the new page of external web tools that are useful for research. There are not many at the moment, but more tools will be added. #e4m_jp#materialsscience#science#research
https://t.co/WIOrtHYuI5
[UPDATED] A data source was added to the tools with physical properties. You can see more properties such as ionic radius. Please have a look! #e4m_jp#PeriodicTable#MaterialsScience
- Periodic Table https://t.co/oHqupIMnts
- Physical Properties Table https://t.co/lFHpdAZcaF
[NEW] Physical Properties Table of Elements
Various properties can be shown in the table. This tool uses the same data as Periodic Table Color Mapping does. It would be useful to compare several properties in the table. #e4m_jp#materialsscience#science
https://t.co/lFHpdAZcaF
[INFO] Reference Formatter
In terms of writing papers or documents, arranging the style of references might bother you. We develop this tool to make it easier. You can format references if you just paste them.
#e4m_jp#materialsscience#science
https://t.co/tsXABLQLnN
[NEW] vol% - at % Coverter
This is another version of the tool we introduced last time. Some materials (composite etc.) are written with vol% in papers. We develop this tool to compare them to others with at%. #e4m_jp#materialsscience#science
https://t.co/bY543t4z14
[NEW] at% - wt% Converter
Chemical compositions are different from paper to paper. When comparing them, we had to calculate them in Excel, which was a bit tiresome. Hope you find this tool helpful!
https://t.co/UrE5keAjGt
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[New] Periodic Table Color Mapping: creates a colored #periodictable based on physical properties. You can check properties of each element when designing materials or etc. Why don't you make cool periodic tables?
#e4m_jp#materialsscience#visualization
https://t.co/oHqupIMnts
Just opened a website for materials science, “E4M.” We mainly develop web tools to support researchers and students. We don’t have many content yet, but we will be updating more content you would think “that's helpful!" Please check it out! #e4m_jp
https://t.co/WjaElLsbJA