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Atomic Mac 6.4 Adds New Data Types

by , 7:50 AM EST, February 24th, 2006

Black Cat Systems announced the immediate availability of Atomic Mac 6.4 on Friday. Atomic Mac is a periodic table of elements and nuclear database application that displays atomic physical properties like density, thermal conductivity, atomic radius, crystal structure, nuclear spin, and more. The updated version adds new data types including Bulk, Shear, and Young's Modulus, and the Poisson Ratio. The Atomic Mac is available for download at the Black Cat Systems Web site, and is priced at US$25.

Atomic Mac 6.4

Atomic Mac 6.4 is a PowerPC application, but should be Rosetta compatible.

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