So I need some ideas for a board game for Chemistry.

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>>8968593

Vaguely related: I recently built an Excel sheet which tests knowledge of the entire table, primarily names, symbols (abbreviations) and types/group names (alkali metals, transition metals etc).

The first sheet (pic related) is where data is entered/populated. The third sheet, which is locked/protected, is the master answer key. The second sheet is a conditional format which shows at-a-glance how you did. If corresponding cells in sheets 1&3 have equal values, then the corresponding cell in sheet 2 is Y/green, else N/puke red.

Overall I got something like 95% when I played my own quiz. I think I'll apply this quiz format to other things I want to study/memorize.

>>8968627
That's quite a good idea, anon

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>>8968593
why not make a game about the final frontier: chemical space. Chemical space is the space of compounds that are possible.

https://www.chemistryworld.com/opinion/chemical-space-is-big-really-big/7899.article
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical_space

Chemical space is so big that if we were able to synthesize every compound with a molecular weight up 500 in 10 mg vials, that we would need more matter in the visible universe.

You could like legitly make a game where you put together molecules using the construction system that was used to make any of the GDB virtual chemical databases.

>>8968627
I usually remember the first few rows with the word Hheli-bebknof-nenam-galsips-clark. From oxigen down I know it is Ossetepo. Got more like these?

>>8968999
this
OP make a chemistry Scrabble game
every chip is an element

>>8970613

My autistic memorization interests turn towards geography and history past this point. At one point I was able to recite the entire Declaration from memory and I was looking to brush up, this quiz style might do the trick.

>>8970620
That sounds more fun. An organic synthesis game?

>>8968999
>Chemical space is so big that if we were able to synthesize every compound with a molecular weight up 500 in 10 mg vials, that we would need more matter in the visible universe.

>100^500

You're a retarded dumbass if this amazes you

>>8970654
yeah that's what was thinking but it might not work out because you would need a lot of carbons and hydrogens relative to all the other pieces
better make it just general chemistry