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Virtual chemistry lab with Mr. Mohammed Abdel-Moaty. Mix, react & learn!
MoatyLab is the official virtual chemistry laboratory from Mr. Mohammed Abdel-Moaty (Moaty in Chemistry) — designed for students who want to understand chemical reactions through hands-on simulation, not just memorization. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Mix real substances from the curriculum — acids, bases, salts, metals, and indicators • Trigger authentic chemical reactions with visual effects: gas bubbles, heat, color changes, precipitates, foam, and more • Test gases using litmus papers, limewater strips, burning splints, and delivery tube reagents • Explore reactions organized by curriculum units • Watch linked experiment videos for deeper understanding • Register with your name, mobile number, and governorate to save your profile FEATURES • 35+ chemical substances with accurate formulas, states, and colors • 18+ interactive reactions with step-by-step visual outcomes • Flame test simulations for metal cations • Gas detection lab with multiple test papers and reagents • Arabic & English interface support • Content synced from the Moaty in Chemistry platform WHO IS IT FOR? High school chemistry students following the Egyptian curriculum, especially those studying with Mr. Mohammed Abdel-Moaty. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the app and load the latest lab data 2. Pick substances and combine them in the virtual beaker 3. Observe the reaction — gases, colors, precipitates, heat, and more 4. Use the gas testing tools to identify unknown gases 5. Review the reaction equation and linked video PRIVACY & DATA The app collects your name, mobile number, and governorate during registration. No ads. No third-party tracking. DISCLAIMER This is an educational simulation app. Always follow your teacher's lab safety instructions in real laboratories. Developed for students of Mr. Mohammed Abdel-Moaty — Moaty in Chemistry. https://moatyinchemistry.com
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