ElementaTHE CHEMISTRY LAB
CBSE · CLASSES 6–9

THE INTERACTIVE SCIENCE STUDIO

Chemistry, within reach.

Turn it around. Take it apart. Make a discovery.

09 experiments · All in 3D
YOUR LEARNING LEVEL
Explore at your own pace

LAB 01 / STATES OF MATTER

The particle playground

One substance. Three very different worlds.

LIVE 3D WORKBENCHCLASS 6 / 8
Preparing your molecular world…
Virtual models · Select Move objects to rearrange your lab

What if you change…

State of matter

The same 48 model particles are shown in every state.

BEFORE YOU TRY

What changes when ice becomes water?

Look closely

Particles remain close but move past each other. A liquid takes the shape of its container.

01 / UNDERSTAND

The science behind it

Matter is made of tiny particles. In a solid, particles vibrate around fixed positions. In a liquid, they stay close but move past each other. In a gas, particles move freely with much larger gaps. A change of state does not make a new substance.

Out in the real world

Water vapour cools on a cold steel tumbler and condenses into liquid droplets. The water comes from the surrounding air.

About this model

Schematic particle model: particle sizes, spacing and speeds are exaggerated. The motion slider is not a thermometer. Water has extra structural details not shown here.

02 / CHECK YOUR THINKING

When liquid water becomes water vapour, what happens to its particles?

03 / YOUR LAB NOTEBOOK

Make the discovery yours.

Compare solid and gas. Do the particles themselves become bigger, or do the gaps change?

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