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BATE is a handy scientific tool that can help engineers, chemists or other users who work in science fields calculate the pH of mixed base and acid solutions by providing them with up to four dissociation steps and titration curves for these substances.

It is possible to calculate the ionic strength by using the concentrations of the dissociated forms, whether they were omitted or forced upon the solution in hand.

The application consists of various databases of common weak substances such as bases and acids that can be easily edited to fit the users' needs. It also provides support for protonation constants as well as base and acid dissociation constants to serve as input, while also calculating other constant types as required.

The built-in calculator component enables users to calculate molar masses and concentrations for any specific substance formula in a quick and convenient manner. The printouts that describe equilibrium consist of concentration data and also ionic activity for all the ions that can be found in the solution, along with activity coefficients.

The titration printouts of BATE include titration curve information for both titration types (acid to base and base to acid) as well as the pH of all the end points.