Chemistry Lab

4.3
4.28K reviews
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Content rating
Everyone
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About this app

Become a chemistry ace by playing the app that turns real organic chemistry mechanisms into an outstandingly fun game. Play your way through actual reactions in a fun game rather than simply memorizing flash cards and reaction names. This app is the perfect study companion for a chemistry student and is just plain fun for anyone interested in chemistry as you play your way from one reaction to the next. Don't worry if you get stuck, hints will appear to help you along the way. The chemistry is explained in simple terms. Stop trying to memorize organic chemistry reactions and instead learn to solve them. You'll surprise yourself that with a little practice you can figure it out, even if you've never seen that reaction before. Over 1100 general chemistry flashcards are included. See how exciting chemistry really is!
Updated on
Apr 13, 2023

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Ratings and reviews

4.2
3.97K reviews
A Google user
June 20, 2019
Amazing app, I love the ability to learn from sight and from trying to work out what would happen, although it would be nice to have some explanation and walkthrough once you completed the reaction. great for beginner organ chemistry students.
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Helen Elliott
August 27, 2020
I found this app really wonderful. It definately helps with learning and understanding. I did find the explanations and help a little lacking when doing the organic chemistry activities. I was often not sure what to fo or what the pop up help meant.
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Montrel Ogle
September 13, 2020
Multiple choice was easy. it's less about "if you know the answer" and more "process of elimination". Some of the answers I got right are only because I understood which answer was unlikely, not because "i actually know the answer". I believe that if you add a third choice to all the questions then it would increase the overall likelihood of only getting the question right if you actually know the answer, rather than process of elimination. Example: I didn't know for a fact that tungsten is W
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