A browser-based chemistry and physics lab with molecule building, VSEPR geometry, virtual experiments, reaction tools, gas laws, titration, nuclear decay, and more.
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Students can explore the public tools directly in a browser, without installing laboratory software or creating another account that will immediately be forgotten.
The modules cover the actual machinery of high-school chemistry: molecule geometry, equilibrium, acids and bases, gas laws, stoichiometry, reactions, decay chains, and guided virtual labs.
Ky'lin built Atomency while still in high school to make chemistry easier to understand, which is a considerably stronger extracurricular project than pretending the group assignment email went to spam.