Play Balancing Equations Game
About the game
The game has 3 sets of Practice levels and 3 Test Levels with 10 questions each. In the practice levels you use animation to guide you to find out correct coefficient required for every reactant or product. After the practice level you take the Test.
Grades: 7 & 8 – Level 1 and 2
Grades: 9 & 10 – All 3 Levels.
Time: 15 – 20 minutes
Skills you will learn: Ability to balance simple and complex chemical equations.
Teacher Notes: This game will help students practice balancing chemical equations. It may be used as a 15 -20 minutes revision activity or homework assignment.
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How to play
In this chemistry game, you will learn the steps involved in balancing chemical equations.
Step 1
Note the type of elements on reactant and product side of the equation
Step 2
Click on any element atom to animate it and count the number of atoms on reactant and product side.
Step 3
Click in front of a reactant or product molecule to increase the coefficient such that there are equal number of element atoms on reactant and product side.
Step 4
Repeat this procedure for each type of element in the equation
After you have learnt the steps involved you can play three practice level rounds. In these practice rounds you can animate each atom in order to easily count the numbers on each side of the equation.
After mastering the practice rounds you can play three test level rounds and aim for perfect score of 100 in each round. More than 150 chemical equations for practice.
There is no time limit for the levels so you can learn at your own pace.
Play and Learn chemistry the fun way!
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It is completely unclear what one is supposed to do to solve this. I entered everything correctly, yet it kept telling me it was wrong; I double-checked it, and it was indeed correct, but it still flagged it as incorrect.
Check your answer with the balanced equation given in the Question bank.