Education Chemistry

Capasunt Chemistry

Create elements, combine compounds, and conduct experiments in your own laboratory. Capasunt Chemistry brings Minecraft Education-inspired chemistry to Java Edition, alongside optional experimental features.

Chemistry and Experiments

• Element Constructor — adjust protons, neutrons, and electrons to create elements and isotopes.
• Compound Creator — combine chemical elements into compounds.
• Lab Table — produce chemical products using recipes.
• Material Reducer — explore the elemental composition of materials.
• Chemical Mixer — prepare solutions and carry out multistage reactions.

Discover 118 elements, chemical compounds, prepared solutions, colored torches, glow sticks, sparklers, balloons, and other chemistry items.

Build Your Laboratory

Design your laboratory with dedicated walls, floors, doors, and lamps. Add counters, cabinets, shelves, heating plates, and laboratory glassware.

Filled test tubes and flasks display their contents, while laboratory shelves show stored items directly in the world.

In-Game Guide

The guidebook includes equipment instructions, recipes, substance information, and real photographs of samples.

The periodic table supports Russian and international layouts without changing your game language.

Optional Experimental Features

Enable throwable chemical vials, substance interactions, solution preparation, and other mechanics that extend beyond the original Minecraft Education chemistry features.

Reactions are inspired by real chemistry and adapted for gameplay. The mod is not a substitute for chemistry education or real-world laboratory instructions.

Visual Styles

The default textures are inspired by Minecraft Education. An optional built-in Modern HD resource pack provides an alternative, more detailed appearance.

AI Disclosure

This mod was created almost entirely with AI assistance, including its code, interface, textures, and documentation. Capasunt directs development, defines the features, and reviews the results.

Real-world photographs included in the guidebook come from external sources and retain their respective credits and licenses.