Interactive 3D Chemistry Reactions

wy51ai/edulab

Turn a reaction into a 3D molecular demonstration with balanced equations, bond changes, atom-conservation checks, and a reaction-progress slider.

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Об этом Skill

Turn a reaction into a 3D molecular demonstration with balanced equations, bond changes, atom-conservation checks, and a reaction-progress slider.

Почему мы его выбрали

A focused entrypoint in Edulab Interactive Lessons. Turn a reaction into a 3D molecular demonstration with balanced equations, bond changes, atom-conservation checks, and a reaction-progress slider.

Для каких задач подходит

  • Turn a reaction into a 3D molecular demonstration with balanced equations, bond changes, atom-conservation checks, and a reaction-progress slider.

What you receive

Turn a reaction into a 3D molecular demonstration with balanced equations, bond changes, atom-conservation checks, and a reaction-progress slider.

Original edu-chem-reaction instructions

Use the complete upstream resources

This member links to one task in the shared repository. Install the upstream package and keep its references, scripts, and templates so the workflow can resolve its dependencies.

КомандаДля чего полезна
npx skills add wy51ai/edulabInstall from the upstream author.

Official repository and installation

Перед использованием

  • Python 3 with SymPy for the geometry and reaction kernels. Browser lessons load their JavaScript and math-rendering libraries.
  • The math-video workflow needs Node.js and a configured TTS engine for narration. MP4 export additionally needs the upstream rendering tools.

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