Chemistry Virtual Labs
25 interactive experiments aligned with curriculum standards.
AP Chemistry
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Acid-Base Chemistry & pH
Proton transfer, titration curves, and buffer systems
~18 min
Atomic Structure & Electron Configuration
Orbitals, energy levels, and periodic trends
~15 min
Balancing Chemical Equations
Conservation of mass through coefficient adjustment
~15 min
Beer's Law Lab
Absorbance, transmittance, and spectrophotometry
~18 min
Build a Molecule
3D molecular construction with real bond angles
~25 min
Calorimetry
Heat transfer, specific heat, and enthalpy changes
~20 minElementary (K-5)
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NGSS Middle School
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Acid-Base Reactions
pH scale, neutralization, and indicator color changes
~15 min
Atoms, Elements & the Periodic Table
From protons and neutrons to elements and compounds
~14 min
Chemical Bonding
Ionic, covalent, and metallic bonds — how atoms connect
~15 min
Chemical Reactions
Reactants, products, conservation of mass, and energy changes
~14 min
Chemical Stoichiometry
Mole ratios, limiting reagents, and reaction yields
~15 minFrequently asked questions
Which chemistry topics are covered?
AP Chemistry topics including atomic structure, bonding, kinetics, equilibrium, thermochemistry, electrochemistry, and acid-base chemistry. Plus middle school chemistry (atoms and molecules, chemical reactions) and elementary states of matter.
Are these labs aligned with the AP Chemistry CED?
Yes. Each AP Chemistry lab is tagged to the relevant Big Idea and learning objective from the College Board Course and Exam Description.
Can students experiment without lab safety risk?
That's the point. Equilibrium, electrochemistry, and reaction kinetics labs let students change concentrations, temperatures, and electrodes safely — no glassware, no chemicals, no waste.
Do the labs include numerical data students can record?
Yes. Live readouts (concentration, pH, voltage, rate constant) update as students change parameters, so they can collect data tables and plot graphs the same way they would in a wet lab.