The "Library of Physical Chemistry Software," consisting of 26 interactive programs and documentation, can be used to support and supplement a physical chemistry curriculum. Available this month for the first time and priced at $450, Freeman and Company touts this software package as "useful for in-class demonstrations as a problems-oriented primer for beginners and as a refresher program for researchers." The six-diskette set addresses properties of gases, thermochemical calculations, phase diagrams, the Schrodinger Equation, molecular vibration: diatomic molecules, and analysis of kinetic data. The software runs on an IBM-PC, XT, or AT with a mini-mum of 256K and a color graphics adapter. A demonstration disk is available for $25. W.H. Freeman and Company, Booth 930 at the American Chemical Society exposition.

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