Chemistry games for GCSE students. They start with the periodic table, which every chemistry topic builds on.
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Practise balancing equations: pick the balanced symbol equation, count the atoms and add state symbols. Free GCSE chemistry game. Years 9 to 11
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Match flame test colours to metal ions: lithium, sodium, potassium, calcium and copper, with AQA or Edexcel colour words. Free GCSE game. Years 9 to 11
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A moles calculation game for GCSE Higher Tier: turn a mass into moles, use mole ratios and find the mass of a product. Free chemistry game. Years 10 to 11
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A periodic table game for GCSE: place elements by group and period, pick electron arrangements and work out relative formula mass. Year 9 to 11
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A pH scale game: sort samples from acidic to alkaline, name the salt an acid makes and tell strong acids from concentrated ones. GCSE, Years 9 to 11
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Put metals in reactivity series order for AQA, Edexcel or OCR Twenty First Century, then say which metal displaces which. Free GCSE game. Years 9 to 11
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Work out the chromatography Rf value of a spot from a drawn chromatogram, then decide if a sample is pure or a mixture. Free GCSE game. Years 9 to 11
Periodic Table Challenge asks you to place elements, write electron arrangements and work out relative formula mass. You choose your exam board, and the game uses the masses that board prints.
To look up a value, use our periodic table by exam board. It has a calculator that shows the working for relative formula mass.
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