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Once we have created all the exercises of an exam, we can configure different features of it. To do so, we have two options: select “Exam Properties” within the menu “Exam”.or click on the icon exam properties, which is represented by a note book located in the top area of BioProfe CREATOR main window.In the Exam Properties window we can configure the next features:– Title: The content is free and can be just one or several words. It will be displayed in BioProfe READER when students receive and solve the exam.– Description: This field can be used to explain what the exam is about. This field will also be visible to students in BioProfe READER.– Maximum time: It is the time given to solve the exam. When this time is over, the exam will be terminated immediately. Exercises in blank will be counted as incorrect.– Start date and End date: Dates for the exam, that is, the student will be able to solve the exam after the Start Date and until the End Date.– Enable calculator: this option allows the professor to decide whether the user of BioProfe READER can use the calculator to help him/her to solve the exercises.– Show report: it specifies whether the student can see the report when the exam is over, i.e. if he/she has passed the exam or not.– Show solutions: This option specifies whether the student has the possibility to see the correct solutions in each exercise.– Can Retake: it specifies whether the students can take the exam as many times as they want.– Can Review: Once the exam is finished, the student will be able to see in each exercise the self-corrected answers, that is to say, those that have been answered correctly, and those that have not, the incorrect answer will be shown in red and the correct one in gre.– Can Save: Specifies if the students can save the exam on their device (computer or tablet).Once the Exam Properties have been saved (clicking on the button “Save”), we come back to the main window of BioProfe CREATOR. If the exam

In BioProfepedia you can share exams created by you with your entire school, and so students can practice with that exam using the BioProfe READER app.To do so, just click on the “BioProfepedia” button in the main screen of BioProfe CREATOR app.Then you will see the BioProfepedia main screen with two tabs:Download ExamsMy ExamsWithin the “My Exams” tab you will find all the exams that you have uploaded to BioProfepedia.To upload an exam that you have created, click the “Upload” button.Select an exam from your device.You’ll see the title and description fill in automatically, but you can edit them if you want to change something.Now you have to categorize the exam so that students can find it as easily as possible. To categorize the exam you will have to select the “Study Area“, the “Subject” and the “Topic“.To do this you can select an existing one or create your own category. If you create a new category, it will have to be approved by the System Administrator before it can be published.You can also optionally set the Course to which it is directed. In the same way, you will be able to select an existing Course or create a new one that will have to be approved by the System Administrator.Select the “Study Area” in the pop-up window that appears by clicking the “▼” button which is for this purpose.Do the same for the “Subject”.And the same for the “Topic“.Optionally you can also set the course to which the exam is intended for, which will have to be supervised by the Administrator to avoid publishing repetitions or confusions.Select the “Course” in the pop-up window that appears by clicking the “▼” button which is for this purpose.Let’s create a new course. To do this, click on the “New Course” link button.Then the pop-up window for entering the new course information will be displayed.Enter the title and description of the new course and click on “OK” button.All the information of the exam is already filled in. Now click on the “Save” button.Then the exam will appear in the “My Exams” listing as

Chemical calculations theory. Matter and its transformations.Chemical calculationsMole concept: Mol is the amount of substance of a system which contains as many elementary entities as there are atoms in 0.012 kg of carbon 12.Relationship between mole and atomic or molecular mass: The mass of 1 mole of any substance (simple or compound), expressed in grams, coincides with the numerical value of its atomic or molecular mass.Avogadro’s Number: The number of elementary entities in one mole of any substance: No = 6.022 · 1023 mol -1.Molar volume of a gas normally, Vmn: is the volume occupied by 1 mole of any gas, measured at normal conditions (0ºC and 1 atm), Vmn = 22.4 L / mol.Equivalent weight of an element or compound, also called chemical equivalent, Peq: is the amount that is combined or replaced (chemically equivalent) to 1.008 parts of hydrogen.FORMULA SUMMARYPercentage composition of a substance:Bioprofe |Chemical calculations theory| 01Deduction of formulas from the percentage composition:Bioprofe |Chemical calculations theory| 02(A = atomic mass of the element; M = molecular mass of the compound)Relationship between the number of moles and the mass in grams of a substance:Bioprofe |Chemical calculations theory| 03(a = mass, in grams, of the substance, M = molecular mass of the substance)Electric charge of 1 mole of electrons:Bioprofe |Chemical calculations theory| 04(F = faraday electricity = 96500 C; No = Avogadro’s number, e = electron charge = 1.6 ·10-19C)Equivalent weight:Bioprofe |Chemical calculations theory| 05(A = atomic mass of the element; M = molecular mass of the compound; val = valence)Dulong-Petit law:Bioprofe |Chemical calculations theory| 06(A = atomic mass of the solid element; Ce = specific heat of solid element)You can download the App BioProfe READER to practice this theory with self-corrected exercises.