tc-science 0.1.0

Use the properties of thermomechanics and set up simple chemical reactions

Thermochemistry Science Library

Installation

Use the package manager pip to install Thermochemistry Science package.

  pip install tc_science

Who's us

I'm a solo python programmer, living in jorden, owner of science package.

description

A comprehensive scientific library specialized in thermomechanics and atomic sciences, capable of establishing bonds between atoms to build chemical reactions between them and depicting them in the form of symbolic or verbal equations. This library is a scientific library that contains a lot of functions that are able to help developers and some hobbyists to develop programs related to conversion between temperatures or atomic activity in containing almost all the information of atoms, which makes it powerful and able to create simple simulations of atomic activities.

Operating system compatibility

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system type	compatibility
Linux	Not Sure yet :interrobang:
Windows	compatible :heavy_check_mark:
Mac OS	compatible :heavy_check_mark:

package capabilities

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1. convert between temperature scales

2. Draw charts of the expected change in temperature of objects or areas under given weather conditions

3. Contains thermomechanical equations

4. Building chemical bonds between atoms...etc.

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NOTE: This package is supposed to be able to turn fantasy into reality, but the only truth seems to be that this is almost impossible if you remain in this state of poor performance and desperate need for help.

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Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

Sources

• Source Code
• Atomic Stuff
• thermodynamics
• Errors

Usage

Simpel usage

Convert between temperature scales

    #                       Convert from Celsius to Kelvin
    # Importing the module as sc
    import tc_science as sc

    # Convert the Temperature
    result = sc.Temperature.Kelvin(23, Key = 'c')

    # Printing the result
    print(result)

For more details, please see the documents

License

• MIT