Due to a clash of software names, the two main programs have been renamed to "DataBase" and "Spana" (in Swedish "spana" means explore, watch, investigate).
Advantages: java programs work on Mac OS, Unix/Linux (for example Ubuntu) and Windows systems.
To install: download a zip-file, or the Windows "setup" file, as indicated in the Download page.
If you have Java properly installed, you may double-click on a "jar"-file and the program will be launched.
This software now uses only the HALTAFALL algorithm to calculate chemical equilibrium compositions.
In "DataBase" you may now select a temperature (if data are missing in the database, you will not be able to use this feature).
In "Spana" it is possible to select the SIT-model for activity coefficient calculations.
The source code may be downloaded at GitHub.
See also Chimera to import Phreeqc databases.
Note: These are "beta" versions of the programs; they have been tested, but they might still have some bugs.
For the course KD1280 (chemical analysis) at KTH (the Royal Institute of Technology at Stockholm) there is another version with special settings and a different database. It may be dowloaded here.
Last updates: see GitHub