Chemistry games

Periodic table games

5 of the 7 games above are built on the periodic table: element symbols, element names, atomic number, and the trends that run across a period and down a group. Acid Boy & Base Girl moves on to acids and bases, pH, and neutralization; Molecule Hunter to molecular geometry and bonding. You answer chemistry to play — the questions are the moves, not a quiz bolted onto a game.

Bond Forge — Periodic table

Chemistry-question dots and boxes. Answer right to draw a bond; close boxes to score and go again.

Pt Paddle — Periodic table, Atomic theory

Play the Platinum Arena: answer chemistry questions to grow your molecular paddle, then steer it into the ball’s path. Keyboard, mouse, and touch controls.

Run the Table — Periodic table, Atomic theory

Beat the clock filling in the periodic table from memory. Blank one and it lights up red so you know what to drill.

Acid Boy & Base Girl — Acids and bases, pH, Neutralization

Two heroes. Five rooms. Read the pH scale, test each tile with the right hero, and neutralize a solution to open the way through.

Molecule Hunter — Molecular geometry, Bonding

Hidden-fleet deduction. Hide your molecules; hunt the opponent's. Every shot is gated by a chemistry question.

Capture the Nucleus — Periodic table, Periodic trends

Hidden-rank tactics. 12 ranks map to periodic-table groups: Spy beats Marshal, Miner defuses Bomb. Every attack is a question.

Storm the Castle — Periodic table, Bonding

Turn-based chemistry siege against Cobalt or a friend. Answer to muster an army, commit your line, storm the keep by the unit counter-triangle.

Free periodic table tools

Not ready to play yet? These are free, and none of them need an account.

• The interactive periodic table — tap any element to see how it bonds and where it turns up in the games.
• The periodic table quiz — how many of the 118 elements can you name?
• Printable periodic table PDFs — a color chart, a minimal chart, and a blank practice sheet.