Description
Plenty of students get stuck when atom counts will not match while balancing equations. Balancing Chemical Equations puts a balance scale and molecule pictures beside the equation, and as you change a coefficient, atom counts on both sides compare instantly, so you can tell when it balances.
Examples include ammonia synthesis, water splitting and methane combustion, and a game screen offers random practice.
Coefficient arrows: Click up or down and the equation updates.
Three views: Bar charts, a balance scale or molecule pictures.
Game mode: Multi-level practice with hints.
Single-file offline use: One HTML file that opens in any browser, no connection needed.
Examples include ammonia synthesis, water splitting and methane combustion, and a game screen offers random practice.
Features
Coefficient arrows: Click up or down and the equation updates.
Three views: Bar charts, a balance scale or molecule pictures.
Game mode: Multi-level practice with hints.
Single-file offline use: One HTML file that opens in any browser, no connection needed.
