Inorganic Chemistry
7 interactive Chemistry simulations on inorganic chemistry.
- Chemistry · Inorganic Chemistry Group 17 halogens – color, state and oxidizing power Pick F₂, Cl₂, Br₂ or I₂ and drag the temperature slider: the vessel shows the element's real color and physical state at that... Ages 15–16
- Chemistry · Inorganic Chemistry Complex ion formation constants – stepwise ligand binding A ligand does not replace all the water molecules at once; it attaches to the metal ion one step at a time, each step with its own... Ages 17–18
- Chemistry · Inorganic Chemistry Group 1/2 flame colors and water hardness treatment Flame test mode: hold a salt sample of Li, Na, K, Ca, Sr or Ba in the burner flame, watch the flame turn the characteristic color, and... Ages 17–18
- Chemistry · Inorganic Chemistry Halide ions – identification with AgNO₃ Add AgNO₃ solution to samples of NaF, NaCl, NaBr and NaI. The simulation shows the correct precipitate colour for each (white AgCl, pale... Ages 15–16
- Chemistry · Inorganic Chemistry Concentrated sulfuric acid – safe dilution, dehydrating and oxidizing properties Tab one: dilute 98% H₂SO₄ in two ways – pouring acid into water (correct: the temperature rises gradually, read on a thermometer and... Ages 16–17
- Chemistry · Inorganic Chemistry Transition Metal Complexes – Color, Coordination Number, and Geometry A beaker holds the aqua complex of a transition metal ion (Cu²⁺, Co²⁺, Ni²⁺, Fe³⁺, Cr³⁺) in its real color. Drag the... Ages 17–18
- Chemistry · Inorganic Chemistry Ammonia fountain experiment – compared with HCl and N₂ An inverted round-bottomed flask full of NH₃ gas has a tube dipping into a trough of water containing phenolphthalein. Squeeze the... Ages 16–17
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