Chemistry in Play GCSE A level

Learn chemistry by doing it. Chemistry in Play turns the topics in your GCSE and A level course into short, hands-on games: heat ice until it boils and watch the temperature stop at every change of state, forge atoms and ions from protons, neutrons and electrons, bet on what an alkali metal does in water, build molecules atom by atom, balance equations, run a chemical works by the mole, titrate to the end point, make salts to order, run an electrolysis plant and design hand warmers and cold packs. Every level checks real chemistry. You see the numbers, the particles and the graphs, then an explain card shows how your own result fits the idea you need for the exam. WHAT'S INSIDE - Particle Party: states of matter, heating curves, gas pressure and volume, diffusion, melting point and purity, the ideal gas equation - Atom Forge: atomic structure, isotopes and ions, electron shells, the alpha scattering experiment, relative atomic mass, sub shells, ionisation energies and the mass spectrometer - Table Quest: metals and non metals, Mendeleev's table, groups and periods, alkali metals, halogens and displacement, period 3 and group 2 trends - Bond Builder: ionic, covalent and metallic bonding, dot and cross diagrams, structure and properties, shapes of molecules, polarity and forces between molecules - Equation Balancer: conservation of mass, word and symbol equations, balancing, state symbols, ionic equations, half equations, oxidation numbers and redox - Mole Mission: relative formula mass, moles and reacting masses, yield and atom economy, concentration, limiting reactants, empirical formulae, gas volumes and the ideal gas equation - Titration Master: reading a burette, titres and end points, concordant results, indicators and pH, titration calculations, standard solutions, Ka, buffers and pH curves - Salt Factory: naming and making salts, filtering and crystallising, formulae of salts, insoluble salts, water of crystallisation and gravimetric analysis - Electrolysis Plant: conductors and electrolytes, extracting metals, molten and solution electrolysis, the products at each electrode, half equations, copper refining and plating, electrode potentials and cells - Hot and Cold: exothermic and endothermic changes, reaction profiles, the temperature change practical, bond energies, calorimetry and enthalpy changes, Hess cycles, lattice enthalpy and entropy - Rate Racer: rates of reaction, catalysts, mean rates and tangents, the rates required practical, collision theory, orders, rate equations and clock experiments - Haber Boss: reversible reactions, fertilisers and the Haber process, Le Chatelier's principle, the compromise conditions, Kc and Kp - Lab Detective: purity and separation, chromatography and Rf values, tests for gases and ions, organic tests, mass spectra, infrared and NMR - Carbon Chains: fuels and fractional distillation, alkanes, cracking, functional groups, polymers, naming, isomers and synthesis routes BUILT FOR YOUR EXAMS - Levels mapped to AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR and Eduqas specifications, checked against the boards' published specifications, with Higher tier only content marked - Exam style questions with command words and mark schemes - Starts at KS3 and climbs to A level, so it grows with you FAIR PRICING, NO ADS - The first three levels of every game are free - Unlock a game for a one-off price, or buy the Chemistry pass once for all Chemistry in Play games, including new ones as they're released - No adverts, no sign in, no personal data collected Made by a lecturer for students and teachers. Chemistry in Play is an independent study aid. It is not produced by, affiliated with or endorsed by AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR or Eduqas. Specification references are given to help you find the topic in your own course. Support: [email protected] Website: https://www.anindyabanerjee.co.uk

All fourteen chemistry games are here. New in 1.5.0: Rate Racer (rates of reaction), Haber Boss (reversible reactions and equilibrium), Lab Detective (chemical analysis and tests for ions) and Carbon Chains (organic chemistry). Levels 1 to 3 of every game are free. Unlock a game, or buy the Chemistry pass once for every game.