Some of the benefits of using chemistry simulations:
- Make-up labs.
Save time by simulating many of the exercises students miss when they are absent from a real laboratory.
- Slow workers.
Let students finish experiments on the computer if they run out of time in the laboratory.
- Fast workers.
Give students more options to try additional experiments while their classmates are finishing their bench work.
- Hazardous substances.
Let students use the computer to work with substances that are prohibitively expensive, toxic or flammable.
- Use sophisticated and expensive equipment.
Let students use apparatus that is beyond your budget.
- Enrichment work.
Let students explore, try their own experimental work, and make "research" proposals to the teacher. In short, let them begin to explore chemistry.
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