Our Approach
Yes - we have real world case studies.
But we disguise our case study and project exercises as MiniGames. This approach allows users to learn and apply chemistry concepts in a fun and interactive way.
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Teaching programming and data management in the context of science.
Incorporating programming and data management into science education provides students with a powerful toolkit for understanding and exploring scientific concepts. By learning to code and manage data, students can conduct their own analyses, simulations, and experiments, fostering a deeper understanding of the scientific process.
Accessible on all devices
ChemKeyz will be available on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store for the 2025 school year! You can also use it in a web browser on any tablet, laptop, or phone.
Spark natural curiosity
By presenting complex chemistry concepts in an engaging and interactive way, we aim to pique students’ interest and encourage them to delve deeper into the subject. This curiosity-driven approach to learning can lead to a lifelong passion for science.
Meet our tutors
In addition to offering hints, our fun and cute tutors play an essential role for the learning experience: companion. It’s much more fun to learn when you’re with a friend!
Day streaks
Keep the streak alive! Our app tracks your daily progress, turning learning into a fun challenge.
Gradual difficulty progression
Our app ensures a smooth learning journey by gradually increasing the difficulty level. This approach allows learners to build a strong foundation before tackling more complex concepts, making the learning process more enjoyable and less overwhelming.
ChemKeyz Question Bank Alignment
At ChemKeyz, we ensure our question bank is aligned with your learning needs, covering levels, long and short concepts, and NGSS standards. We combine advanced AI technology with expert review from experienced subject matter experts (SMEs) to achieve this.
Our Approach:
- AI Analysis: Our AI scans and evaluates each question for content accuracy and relevance.
- Expert Review: SMEs validate and refine questions to match curriculum standards.
- Continuous Updates: We integrate feedback to keep our questions current and effective.
With ChemKeyz, you get accurate, relevant, and up-to-date study materials, tailored to support your educational success.
NGSS Alignment
Level | Performance Expectation | Disciplinary Core Idea (DCI) | Science & Engineering Practice (SEP) | Crosscutting Concept (CCC) | Question count |
1,556 | |||||
MS | MS-PS1-1 | PS1.A - Structure and Properties of Matter | Developing and Using Models | Scale, Proportion, and Quantity | 60 |
MS | MS-PS1-2 | PS1.B - Chemical Reactions | Analyzing and Interpreting Data | Patterns | 73 |
MS | MS-PS1-3 | PS1.A - Structure and Properties of Matter | Obtaining, Evaluating, and Communicating Information | Structure and Function | 59 |
MS | MS-PS1-4 | PS1.A - Structure and Properties of Matter | Developing and Using Models | Cause and Effect | 75 |
MS | MS-PS1-5 | PS1.B - Chemical Reactions | Developing and Using Models | Energy and Matter | 74 |
MS | MS-PS1-6 | PS1.B - Chemical Reactions | Constructing Explanations and Designing Solutions | Energy and Matter | 58 |
MS | MS-PS1-7 | PS1.A - Structure and Properties of Matter | Planning and Carrying Out Investigations | Structure and Function | 71 |
MS | MS-PS1-8 | PS1.B - Chemical Reactions | Using Mathematics and Computational Thinking | Patterns | 59 |
HS | HS-PS1-1 | PS1.A - Structure and Properties of Matter | Asking Questions and Defining Problems | Patterns | 62 |
HS | HS-PS1-2 | PS1.A - Structure and Properties of Matter | Using Mathematics and Computational Thinking | Patterns | 58 |
HS | HS-PS1-3 | PS1.A - Structure and Properties of Matter | Planning and Carrying Out Investigations | Scale, Proportion, and Quantity | 73 |
HS | HS-PS1-4 | PS1.B - Chemical Reactions | Developing and Using Models | Energy and Matter | 64 |
HS | HS-PS1-5 | PS1.B - Chemical Reactions | Developing and Using Models | Energy and Matter | 68 |
HS | HS-PS1-6 | PS1.C - Nuclear Processes | Developing and Using Models | Energy and Matter | 56 |
HS | HS-PS1-7 | PS1.C - Nuclear Processes | Using Mathematics and Computational Thinking | Energy and Matter | 56 |
HS | HS-PS1-8 | PS1.B - Chemical Reactions | Obtaining, Evaluating, and Communicating Information | Stability and Change | 58 |
HS | HS-PS1-9 | PS1.A - Structure and Properties of Matter | Constructing Explanations and Designing Solutions | Scale, Proportion, and Quantity | 55 |
HS | HS-PS1-10 | PS1.B - Chemical Reactions | Analyzing and Interpreting Data | Patterns | 66 |
HS | HS-PS1-11 | PS1.C - Nuclear Processes | Asking Questions and Defining Problems | Energy and Matter | 71 |
HS | HS-PS1-12 | PS1.A - Structure and Properties of Matter | Planning and Carrying Out Investigations | Structure and Function | 71 |
HS | HS-PS1-13 | PS1.A - Structure and Properties of Matter | Developing and Using Models | Cause and Effect | 57 |
HS | HS-PS1-14 | PS1.B - Chemical Reactions | Using Mathematics and Computational Thinking | Energy and Matter | 69 |
HS | HS-PS1-15 | PS1.B - Chemical Reactions | Constructing Explanations and Designing Solutions | Patterns | 69 |
HS | HS-PS1-16 | PS1.C - Nuclear Processes | Analyzing and Interpreting Data | Stability and Change | 74 |
Grade Alignment
Grade | Level 1 questions | Level 2 questions | Level 3 questions |
Grade 8 | 1527 | 0 | 0 |
Grade 9 | 1503 | 0 | 0 |
Grade 10 | 1547 | 0 | 0 |
Grade 11 | 1599 | 0 | 0 |
Grade 12 | 1561 | 0 | 0 |
Post Secondary Year 1 | 1458 | 0 | 0 |
Post Secondary Year 2 | 0 | 1224 | 0 |
Post Secondary Year 3 | 0 | 0 | 206 |
Short Concept Alignment
Concept | Question Count |
1556 | |
Scientific Method and Measurement | 129 |
Atoms, Molecules, and Ions | 125 |
Phases and Classification of Matter | 138 |
Physical and Chemical Properties | 132 |
Atomic Theory and Structure | 135 |
Periodic Table and Periodicity | 126 |
Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure | 125 |
Chemical Nomenclature and Formulas | 129 |
Chemical Reactions and Equations | 127 |
Gases and Gas Laws | 127 |
Thermodynamics and Energy | 130 |
Acids, Bases, and pH | 133 |
Long Concept Alignment
Concept |
Question Count |
1,556 | |
Scientific Method | 10 |
Atoms & Molecules | 11 |
Phases & Classification of Matter | 12 |
Physical & Chemical Properties | 12 |
Units, Prefixes & Conversions | 9 |
Density | 9 |
Uncertainty, Accuracy & Precision | 9 |
Significant Figures | 12 |
Dimensional Analysis | 11 |
Temperature Conversions | 9 |
Dalton's Atomic Theory | 12 |
Discovery of the Electron | 12 |
Rutherford Scattering | 10 |
Atomic Structure | 11 |
Atomic Symbols | 11 |
Isotopes and Average Mass | 9 |
Periodic Table of Elements | 11 |
Ionic and Covalent Compounds | 10 |
Chemical Nomenclature | 11 |
The Mole & Avogadro's Number | 11 |
Mass, Moles and Particles | 12 |
Formula Mass | 12 |
Empirical & Molecular Formulas | 12 |
Molarity | 9 |
Molality, PPM, PPB | 12 |
Total & Net Ionic Equations | 11 |
Balancing Chemical Equations | 12 |
Classifying Chemical Equations | 11 |
Reaction Stoichiometry | 12 |
Reaction Yields | 11 |
Quantitative Analysis | 11 |
Heat and Work | 10 |
Calorimetry | 9 |
Enthalpy | 12 |
First Law of Thermodynamics | 10 |
Enthalpy of Reaction | 11 |
Hess' Law | 12 |
Wave Nature of Light | 12 |
Blackbody Radiation | 9 |
Photoelectric Effect | 10 |
Line Spectra | 12 |
Bohr Model & Rydberg Equation | 11 |
Wave-Particle Duality | 12 |
Heisenberg Uncertainty Princiiple | 10 |
Atomic Orbitals & Energy | 10 |
Pauli Exclusion Principle | 10 |
Aufbau Principle | 9 |
Electron configurations | 12 |
Periodic Trends: Size, IE, EA | 12 |
Ionic Bonding | 10 |
Covalent Bonding | 12 |
Lewis Structures | 10 |
Formal Charges and Resonance | 9 |
Strengths of Chemical Bonds | 11 |
Molecular Structure & Polarity | 12 |
Valence Bond Theory | 9 |
Hybrid Atomic Orbitals | 9 |
Multiple Bonds | 12 |
Molecular Orbital Theory | 10 |
Gas Pressure | 11 |
Simple Gas Laws | 9 |
Ideal Gas Law | 10 |
Gas Mixtures, Density, Partial Pressure | 9 |
Effusion and Diffusion of Gases | 11 |
Kinetic Molecular Theory of Gases | 9 |
Non-ideal Gas Behavior | 9 |
Intermolecular Forces | 12 |
Properties of Liquids | 12 |
Phase Transitions | 12 |
Phase Diagrams | 12 |
Solid State of Matter | 11 |
Lattice Structures of Crystalline Solids | 12 |
Semiconductors and Band Theory | 9 |
Dissolution Process | 12 |
Solubility | 10 |
Electrolytes | 11 |
Colligative Properties | 10 |
Colloids | 10 |
Chemical Reaction Rates | 11 |
Arrhenius Equation | 10 |
Rate Laws | 11 |
Integrated Rate Laws | 12 |
Collision Theory | 11 |
Reaction Mechanisms | 9 |
Catalysis | 10 |
Chemical Equilibria | 10 |
Equilibrium Constants | 11 |
Le Chatelier's Principle | 10 |
Equilibrium Calculations | 11 |
Bronsted-Lowry Acids & Bases | 10 |
pH and pOH | 11 |
Relative Strengths of Acids and Bases | 10 |
Hydrolysis of Salts | 12 |
Polyprotic Acids | 9 |
Buffer Solutions | 10 |
Acid-Base Titrations | 9 |
Slightly Soluble Salts | 10 |
Lewis Acids and Bases | 10 |
Coupled Equilibria | 10 |
Formation of Complex Ions | 12 |
Reaction Spontaneity | 10 |
Entropy | 11 |
2nd & 3rd Laws of Thermodynamics | 11 |
Free Energy | 9 |
Carnot Engine | 11 |
Oxidation-Reduction Reactions | 11 |
Galvanic Cells | 11 |
Electrode and Cell Potentials | 12 |
Potential, Free Energy & Equilibrium | 12 |
Batteries & Fuel Cells | 11 |
Corrosion | 11 |
Electrolysis and Disproportionation | 11 |
Classification of Elements | 12 |
Representative Metals | 9 |
Metalloids | 9 |
Nonmetals | 10 |
Compounds of Hydrogen | 12 |
Carbonates | 10 |
Compounds of Nitrogen | 11 |
Compounds of Phosphorus | 9 |
Compounds of Oxygen | 11 |
Compounds of Sulfur | 10 |
Halogens | 9 |
Noble Gases | 11 |
Transition Metals and Compounds | 10 |
Coordination Chemistry | 11 |
Properties of Coordination Compounds | 12 |
Metallurgy | 10 |
Hydrocarbons | 10 |
Alcohols & Ethers | 10 |
Aldehydes, Ketones, Acids & Esters | 12 |
Amines and Amides | 9 |
Stereoisomers | 9 |
Polymers and Plastics | 12 |
Nuclear Structure & Stability | 9 |
Nuclear Equations | 11 |
Radioactive Decay | 10 |
Nuclear Fission & Fusion | 9 |
Uses of Radioisotopes | 10 |
Biological Effects of Radiation | 11 |
Lipids | 9 |
Carbohydrates | 9 |
Amino Acids and Proteins | 11 |
Nucleic Acids | 12 |
Chemical Separations | 10 |
Environmental Chemistry | 10 |
Molecular Spectroscopy | 12 |