Remote Labs and Simulations
Discover remote experiments, virtual simulations, and practical activities developed by educators to make chemistry accessible wherever students learn.
At-Home Experiments
Bring chemistry home with experiments using everyday materials and accessible equipment.
Virtual Experiments & Simulations
Investigate chemical processes and practise laboratory techniques through interactive simulations.
Skill-Building Exercises
Strengthen scientific skills in data analysis, graphing, research, and critical thinking.
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Resources for Teaching & Learning
Browse chemistry experiments, simulations, and teaching resources covering analytical techniques, scientific skills, and foundational concepts.
Quantitative Analysis
Explore experiments and resources focused on chemical measurements and calculations.
Spectroscopy
Discover activities exploring spectroscopy and its applications in chemical analysis.
Instrumental Analysis
Learn about analytical instruments and techniques through practical activities.
Statistics
Build skills in analyzing data, interpreting results, and evaluating experiments.
High School Chemistry
Discover engaging experiments and activities for high school chemistry students.
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Latest Remote Labs and Simulations
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Meet the Remote Labs Team
Erin M . Gross, PhD
Recently I have been working on ASDL remote labs. These two tutorials on spreadsheets, equations, graphs and trendlines are useful for students’ understanding of scatter plots,equations, and formatting.
Christopher Harrison
Gravimetric Acid Base Titration is a great example of my passion for developing new approaches to teaching analytical chemistry.
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