A bench you control
Move your glassware, measure reagents and pour by hand. Precipitates form as you mix; filtering, stirring and dissolution make the changes visible.
THE IGCSE CHEMISTRY LAB
Understand chemistry.
Through experiment.
A virtual laboratory for Cambridge IGCSE students. Explore reactions, practise practical skills and turn observations into understanding.
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Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry0620 & 0971 · 2026–2028
Laboratory workspacePREVIEW
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OBSERVE & EXPLAIN
A pale blue precipitate forms.
Cu²⁺(aq) + 2OH⁻(aq) → Cu(OH)₂(s)65
Guided investigationsIn the complete Plus library
133
Curated reagentsAcross the full laboratory
0620 / 0971
A focused curriculumCambridge IGCSE Chemistry
DESIGNED FOR LEARNING
From a reaction
to a reason.
Build confidence with the practical chemistry behind your course, at your own pace.
Experiments with a purpose
Follow guided investigations or explore the sandbox. Dedicated stations cover electrolysis, titration, reaction rates and separation techniques.
Progress you can return to
Save your work to your account, reopen your bench and practise with original questions. LabSpace+ adds detailed learning analytics.
GUIDED INVESTIGATIONS
Recognise the reaction.
Explain the evidence.
Clear experiment names connect each practical to the chemistry you need to revise.
Copper(II) hydroxide precipitation
Observe a pale blue solid and explain the net ionic equation.
Electrolysis of copper(II) sulfate
Compare electrode products with graphite and copper electrodes.
Hydrochloric acid–sodium hydroxide titration
Measure a titre and compare the endpoint of different indicators.
CAMBRIDGE IGCSE CHEMISTRY
Practical skills.
Syllabus context.
The library maps selected practical topics to the 0620 and 0971 syllabuses. The two qualifications share their chemistry content, with different grading.
An independent educational platform.01
Reactions & ion tests
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Electrolysis
03
Acids & bases
04
Rates of reaction
05
Separation techniques
06
Salts & chemical quantities
CHOOSE YOUR ACCESS
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Go further with LabSpace+.
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Your membership determines the resources available.
Free
ESSENTIAL ACCESS€0 / account
Your starting point for practical chemistry.
- Chemistry sandbox with manual pouring
- 31 basic reagents and 11 apparatus types
- 8 selected guided investigations
- 5 saved account experiments
- 3 original practice questions
LabSpace+
EXTENDED ACCESS€100.00 / year
Annual membership · subscriptions opening soon.
- All 65 guided investigations
- 133 reagents and 26 apparatus types
- Methyl orange, litmus and thymolphthalein
- Visible Bunsen burners and advanced stations
- Unknown anion and cation investigations
- Unlimited saved-experiment count
- 81 practice questions and detailed analytics
Available board modules cover Cambridge 0620 and 0971. Additional boards and an AI tutor are planned. Saved experiments have a per-record size limit.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
A few practical questions.
Do I need to sign in?
Yes. Begin on the homepage and use your Google account. Free access includes the sandbox and selected guided investigations.
Can I mix chemicals freely?
You can move vessels, measure reagents and pour by hand. The laboratory uses a curated chemistry model and identifies mixtures it cannot predict.
What does LabSpace+ add?
The complete current library, all reagents, advanced stations and apparatus, including methyl orange, litmus solution and paper, and thymolphthalein. It also adds account saves without a count limit, practice questions and learning analytics.
Can I cancel my membership?
Yes. Manage billing in My account opens the Stripe customer portal. Cancellation at the end of a paid period keeps eligible access until that period ends.
Is this an official Cambridge resource?
LabSpace is an independent learning platform for selected practical topics. Its questions are original, and it is not affiliated with Cambridge International.
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