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Chemistry AR Prototype

Using augmented reality to make dangerous or abstract chemistry concepts explorable.

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Chemistry augmented-reality prototype

Learning concept

Practise what cannot always be performed safely.

The first experiment simulates Group 1 metals reacting with water—a memorable but potentially violent classroom demonstration that learners may not be allowed to conduct themselves.

The second makes covalent bonding visible by showing two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom forming a water molecule. AR does not replace laboratory work; here it acts as a safer, repeatable bridge to concepts that benefit from learning by doing.

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Reactive metals

A safer space to explore a hazardous reaction.

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Molecular bonds

A spatial view of how a water molecule forms.