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Last updated

9 November 2026

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Make chemistry more engaging with AtomWorks, a free interactive learning website designed to help students explore and understand atomic structure, electron arrangements, ions and chemical bonding. Useful if you are teaching atomic structure for the first time or revisiting it in High School.

Through colourful visuals, interactive models, quizzes and instant feedback, students can practise key chemistry concepts at their own pace.

AtomWorks includes activities covering electron shells, Bohr models, Lewis dot diagrams, ion formation and other fundamental chemistry skills. Students can test their knowledge, learn from mistakes and build confidence through repeated practice.

Ideal for secondary school science teachers, AtomWorks can be used for classroom activities, independent learning, homework, revision or additional support.

No downloads required – simply open the website and start learning on a computer, tablet or mobile device.

Made by an ex-science teacher chatting to an AI (let’s avoid the term ‘vibe coding’ but I guess that’s what it was. Incredible stuff!)

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