Chemistry Box Demo
Android app by Syenar. Educational · Syenar
- Store rating
- Unknown
- Store rating count
- Unknown
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
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- Version
- 1.0.11
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-10
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Chemistry Box is an offline chemistry education game for students, teachers, and curious learners. Explore atoms and molecules interactively, experiment safely on your phone, and discover how bonds and reactions work—no account, no ads, and no internet required. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Build molecules — spawn elements, drag atoms together, and break bonds with touch-first tools • Run starter reactions — heat, spark, and combine reagents in a living 2D lab • Open the periodic table — browse elements with color-coded groups • Use Procedure Lab tools — beakers, environment sliders, and structured experiments • Save your world — progress stays on your device until you clear app storage LEARN BY DOING Hands-on STEM learning at your own pace. Chemistry Box uses simplified teaching models so you can focus on structure, bonding, and reaction ideas—not quantitative lab predictions. FOR EDUCATORS Use it as a classroom sandbox for bonding and reactions. No accounts or Wi‑Fi required—great for shared devices and offline labs. OFFLINE & PRIVATE No sign-in. No analytics. No data collection. Saves and settings remain on your device. This demo includes 24 elements and 9 starter reactions—a focused slice of the full Chemistry Box experience. Photosensitive users: reactions may show brief bright flashes. A notice appears on first launch. Developed by Wordcork (wordcork.com). Support: wordcork@gmail.com Privacy: https://wordcork.com/chemistry-box/privacy
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