Chemical Reaction Equations[WITH AUTO-SOLVE!]

Instructions

So in my recent Chemistry lessons we started solving equations about chemical reactions(so products and reagents are valid). Here is my remake into the program of what we learned. Enter "Solve and Edit!" and use "Edit Reagents and Products" to setup an equation(ex. 1 S + 1 O2 > 1 SO3) and then use the operational buttons on the bottom of the green window that appears, to solve the equation and end up with a valid chemical reaction(where you have the same amount of chemical elements from reagents and products, example: Reagents - 2 Sulfur atoms, 6 Oxygen atoms; Products - 2 Sulfur atoms, 6 Oxygen atoms). This way you'll end up with a real-life chemical reaction which may be happening somewhere in the universe. If the box in the middle of the screen shows "<" or ">", it means the mass of either Products or Reagents is not the same and the equation is not valid. If the box is all red and crossed, it means that the mass of Products and Reagents IS the same, ALTHOUGH the equation is still NOT valid. If the box is green and ticked, it means the chemical reaction and the equation is valid!