Virtual chemistry lab.
Metals, acids, burners and glassware, set out at the student's bench.
The Gnosis Labs chemistry lab is a fully equipped room in 3D, lit like a real lab, with the student's bench at the front. Students take the tweezers, the pipette or the dropper in hand, switch on the power supply at its own switch and record each reading themselves.
Two experiments run here. In the reaction of metals with hydrochloric acid, students make hydrogen gas and test for it. In water electrolysis, they split water into hydrogen and oxygen and measure how much of each is made.
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Experiments in this lab.
Reaction of metals with hydrochloric acid
6 steps. Students learn how metals react with hydrochloric acid, and identify the metal used by tracking the speed of the reaction and the amount of hydrogen gas released.
Water Electrolysis
7 steps. An electric current can split water into the two gases it is made of. The student passes a current through water with a little acid in it, collects the hydrogen and the oxygen, measures their volumes and tests each gas.
Built for the board at the front of the class.
Most classrooms already teach from an interactive screen. Gnosis Labs is made for it first, so the whole class can follow one experiment together. The same labs run on tablets, phones and PCs.
Every word on the screen and every spoken instruction comes in both languages. Arabic reads right to left.
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