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Real science labs. At home. In 3D.
Interactive 3D labs for grades 9–12, aligned with NGSS, AP and NY Regents.
Chemistry
Electrochemical Cells
112 labs. Every lab is a full 3D bench: real procedures, real instruments, real data.
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- A full 3D bench with real instruments
- Change variables and watch the data respond
- Works on laptops and Chromebooks
How every lab works
Each lab follows the same three steps.
- 01
Predict
Commit to a prediction before you touch the bench, so the result has something to be compared with.
- 02
Experiment
Change variables on a full 3D bench with real instruments and watch the data respond.
- 03
Check
Compare your measurements with the model and explain what you found.
What if?Let’s find out.
Your next rabbit hole.
Pick a question. Get close to the apparatus and see what changes, across physics, chemistry, biology, Earth science and environmental science.
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Chemistry
Electrochemical Cells
Build a battery from two metals and a salt bridge. Then run it backwards to plate copper.
- Free to try
Physics
Ripple Tank
Send water waves toward a wall, across a glass plate, through gaps, and toward other waves. What changes?
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Chemistry
Flame Tests & Atomic Spectra
Dip a salt in a flame and the color changes. What is the light really made of?
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Environmental
Quadrats & Biodiversity
Throw quadrats in a meadow and a lawn. Which is more diverse, and how sure are you?
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Earth Science
Starlight Spectra & Redshift
Compare galaxy spectra to a lab lamp. Which galaxies are moving away fastest?
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Chemistry
Acid–Base Titration
One drop, six pH units. Find the equivalence point and pKa.
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Earth Science
Moon Phases, Eclipses & Tides
Walk the Moon around Earth. When do we see a crescent, an eclipse, a spring tide?
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Chemistry
Molecular Shapes (VSEPR)
Build molecules from balls and sticks. Why is water bent but CO₂ straight?
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Chemistry
Equilibrium & Le Châtelier
Add, remove, heat, and cool. Watch the color shift as the equilibrium pushes back.
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Physics
Magnetic Fields of Currents
Map the magnetic field of a wire, a coil, and a magnet with compasses. Then test the force on a wire and bend an electron beam.
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Physics
Newton's Second Law
A hanging mass pulls a cart over a pulley. What sets the acceleration?
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