goREACT 4+

Virtual Chemical Reactions

Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago

Designed for iPad

    • 1.2 • 6 Ratings
    • Free

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Description

With goREACT, you can become a virtual chemist. Whether you're a novice or expert, the free play and guided modes make it fun and fascinating.

- Initiate nearly 300 virtual chemical reactions by dragging elements into the Reaction Area.
- Amazing images and videos illustrate the molecules you create.
- Select alternate views of the Periodic Table to discover different aspects of the elements’ chemical properties.
- Touch any of the Periodic Table's 118 elements to see an image and fun fact about it.
- With helpful hints about reactions to try, there’s always something exciting to explore.
- “Featured Reactions” menus guide you through themed sets of chemical reactions related to particular applications, such as the environment, beauty products or cars.
- Learn more about how the Periodic Table is organized, and follow links to additional educational resources.

What’s New

Version 1.1.0

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

We've added support for iOS 11 and the latest awesome Apple devices. Plus we've fixed some bugs with reactions, and updated the periodic table to be up to date with the latest elements!

Ratings and Reviews

1.2 out of 5
6 Ratings

6 Ratings

G. scientist ,

Not working correctly

I used to be able to get on it but it just comes up with a black screen when u tried to open it. I reinstalled it and the issue continued. Please resolve the issue. I do like this app when it works.

Russsauntry ,

Black screen?

Nothing happens!

Dr___p ,

Nice, but needs improved.

Impossible to make some compounds. Eg if you try to make NO2, you can either add N then O, which gives NO, but you cannot add another O to get NO2. Adding O then O, gives O2 and you cannot add N.
Categories are bizarre. In the Around the House category we meet AmCl3 (used in reprocessing plutonium) and CCl4 - not in my house!
Can't make hydrogen peroxide either since we make O2, H2 or H2O first and can't add to them.

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