Chemistry, illustrated

See the idea.Then solve it.

Follow Alex and Pip through chemistry with illustrated explanations, reference notes, and practice questions that put the ideas to work.

For high-school chemistry · Read on screen or print

Alex and Pip explore experiments and scientific evidence in the first illustrated chemistry lesson.Meet Alex & Pip.
Your study companions.
18chapters
108illustrated lessons
216practice questions
220pages to explore

Inside every chapter

A story. A toolkit. Your turn.

01 / SEE IT

Follow the idea.

Six illustrated lessons turn each topic into a sequence you can follow with Alex and Pip.

02 / MAKE SENSE OF IT

Keep the essentials close.

Reference pages bring together the definitions, equations, and worked examples you need.

03 / TRY IT

Put it to work.

Twelve practice questions, explained answers, and a study guide help you check what you understand.

A sample page from The Bonding Blueprint, showing Alex and Pip learning about chemical bonds.

Try a page before you decide

Find the chapter
you need today.

Start with measurement and atoms, jump to bonding, or go straight to equilibrium. Read the first illustrated page from any of the 18 chapters.

The complete collection is coming soon. Explore the free samples now.

Up next: animated examples

Some ideas need
a little motion.

We’re planning short visual examples for particle motion, gas laws, equilibrium, and more.

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A few things to know.

Who is the chemistry collection for?

It covers a high-school chemistry sequence, from measurement and atomic structure through equilibrium, electrochemistry, and nuclear chemistry. Browse the samples to judge the level and match the topics to your class.

What can I read for free?

The first illustrated lesson page from each of the 18 chapters is available here. You can browse all the samples without an account.

Can I print the book?

The collection is a PDF designed for reading on screen or printing the chapters you need. Its illustrations use black-and-white linework.

Are the animations available yet?

They’re planned next. The animation library will bring the examples together as they become available.