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Chemistry games for middle and high school students on topics like:
- Atomic Structure: Platformer games to learn about atoms and ions.
- Chemical Equations: Interactive guides that help you balance chemical equations.
- Acids Bases and Salts: A virtual lab to learn about reactions of acids and bases.
- Separation of Mixtures: Animations with quiz.
CHEMISTRY GAMES
Nomenclature of Organic Compounds
This is an interactive chemistry game for high school students on IUPAC nomenclature. Click on atom or bond required and place on the grid to complete the structure. Practice making structures of alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, alkyl halides, alcohols, aldehydes ketones and acids.
Recommended for: Grade 9 – 10 students
Acids Bases and Salts
Enter your virtual laboratory and learn about acids, bases and salts. Pour acid or base to get correct color of indicator. Mix acids and bases to prepare salts by neutralization reaction. Identify acids and bases used in our daily life.
Recommended for: Grade 9 – 10 students
Periodic Table sort
This is a fun chemistry game to help you learn the group wise placement of all elements in the periodic table. The game play is similar to the popular Ball Sort game but instead of sorting balls based on color you have to sort the elements based on the Group of periodic table that they belong to.
Recommended for: Grade 9 – 10 students
Balancing Chemical Equations
Learn balancing equations by playing this chemistry game. Click on any atom to animate it and check it’s number on reactant and product side. Tap in front of a molecule to increase it’s coefficient. More than 200 equations for practice.
Recommended for: Grade 9 – 10 students
Atomic Structure – atoms and subatomic particles
Ride on atomic orbitals using the arrow keys. Press “Z” to jump off and collect stars. Learn about the structure of atoms and the first 20 elements of the periodic table.
Recommended for: Grade 7 – 8 students
Atomic Structure – Ions and ionic compounds
Convert atom to anion or cation by adding or removing an electron. In the next level solve a new puzzle and react the anion and cation to prepare an ionic compound.
Recommended for: Grade 7 – 8 students
Metals and non metals
Play the Miner game and learn about the properties and differences between metals, metalloids and non metals. Identify the various metals, metalloids and non metals used in everyday applications.
Recommended for: Grade 7 – 8 students
Matter and States of matter
Learn about matter and how it changes its form from gas to liquid to solid as you race through the Gas world, Water world and Ice world.
Recommended for: Grade 7 – 8 students
Separation of mixtures – Techniques
This game demonstrates how chemical mixtures can be separated using techniques like distillation, fractional distillation, chromatography, filtration, separating funnel and sublimation.
Recommended for: Grade 9 – 10 students
Separation of Mixtures – Examples
In this chemistry game you have to match the method of separation with the type of mixture and in another level match the type of mixture with its example.
Recommended for: Grade 7 – 8 students
Chemistry games walk-through
CHEMISTRY GAMES
Enjoy interactive chemistry games online like Atomic structure, Balancing equations, Ionic compounds, States of matter, Separating mixtures, Metals and non metals and Periodic table sort.
The game on balancing chemical equations guides the student by using animation through the steps involved in the process. Games on atomic structure and states of matter are simple platformer games which contain the concepts from the topic in the game play. The game on separation of mixtures illustrates the separation techniques through animations. The game on metals, non metals and metalloids has game play of a gold miner game.