

Stephen Hayes recently contacted me about his puzzle app Atoms HD. The objective is to recreate various chemical molecules by sliding pieces in the grid.
Look at image 1: excellent, fun drawing of the typical chemist - balding, white coat, glasses, old, eccentric.
Look at image 2: in the bottom left corner is the methane molecule. You actually have 2 tasks. The first is to figure out where in the grid you can fit the molecule. The second is to slide the atoms - 1 at a time - until the molecule is formed. Note: the atoms will slide all the way until they hit an obstacle.

Atoms HD is definitely a cool puzzle app for young chemistry students.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/atoms-hd/id888626368?mt=8
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