Over 3,000 Standard Methods for Preparing Chemical Solutions Used in the Laboratory

Expert Laboratory Solutions is an essential requirement for any laboratory. It eliminates the need to rely on written standard operating procedures (SOP's) for the preparation of solutions. Expert Laboratory Solutions provides quick and easy access to standard methods for preparing chemical solutions. For inexperienced personnel, it is advantageous to have a tool that will easily calculate or confirm the standard method for preparing a laboratory solution. The program saves the bench chemist time, helps eliminate errors when preparing chemical solutions, and saves money. Expert Laboratory Solutions will improve the efficiency of your laboratory and accuracy of your results. Included is a guide for use of high purity solvents. A built-in dilution calculator allows you to define the concentration and volume of solutions. Although Expert Laboratory Solutions is intended as a tool for working scientists, the program can be used in teaching labs as well. The program is simple enough to be used for most calculations for making up chemical solutions. Its step-by step interactive format allows it to be utilized even by personnel who do not understand the basic concepts of molarity, molality, formality, or normality. Included is the: Solution Name, Stock Concentration (if appropriate), Desired Final Concentration, Required Reagents, Molecular Weight, and Procedure for Preparing the Solution. The user has the option of: Changing Any of the Values, Adding Components, Initiating Calculation of the Required Amount of Each Component, Displaying or Printing Reports for Preparing Laboratory Solutions, Adding Custom Methods for Preparing Laboratory Solutions and Editing Existing Methods. Basic Categories of Solution Data included are Standard Solutions, General Solutions, Histology & Biochemical Solutions, Custom Solutions, Organic Chemistry and Q A Reagents, Indicator Solutions, Solutions for Titrations, Physiological Salines and Culture Solutions and a High Purity Solvent Guide. (Requires Windows 3.1, 95, 98, NT or XP).

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