Xenon and her atomic friends are dedicated to providing free, engaging, digital learning in STEAM education (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math).
Check us out on the links below:
Xenon
Wants to Know Everything About STEAM ed. - Especially Chemistry!
Xenon's YouTube Content can be found at https://www.youtube.com/@xenonandfriends
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/568579645137593
Xenon and Friends at Instagram
Xenon is forever looking for ideas for video topics and other free content she can share with STEAM educators and learners. Share your ideas with her!
Our YouTube Topic List Keeps Expanding.
A Sampling:
Balancing Chemical Equations & Conservation of Mass
Organic Chemistry Basics
Molar Mass and Volume
Metric System and SI Units
Stoichiometry, Mole Ratios, Limiting and Excess Reactants
Gas Laws & Chemistry of Weather (two-parts)
Thermochemistry
Behavior of Gases
Periodic Table and Valence Electrons Explained
Atomic Bonding (Covalent, Ionic, Metallic and More)
Radioactivity (alpha, beta, and gamma rays)
Solutions Chemistry
Chemical Reactions
Isotopes and Atomic Mass
Acids and Bases
Other topics in the seedling or blossom stage include:
Acids, Bases and pH (or How to Melt a Witch) (youtube.com)
- Chem symbols and formulas - Kinetics
- Equilibrium (expected late summer 2025)
- Entropy and Free Energy - Nomenclature
- and more, including chemistry-themed music videos & shorts!
(Music & shorts are also being added to Flip & Tik Tok)
Xenon understands that schools. educators, and learners are often scrambling to find high-quality, free digital resources
Xenon would like to highlight some of these resources - not just the crazy stuff from her imagination, but others' amazing efforts. These include free digital labs, slide decks, videos, and other content.
Does Laughter Increase Learning?
Of course!
Tons of research (see sample links, left) points to connections between giggles, engagement, and overall knowledge retention. Xenon presents introductory YouTube chemistry content in short chunks (not everyone's attention span is longer than nine minutes) that are funny and plot driven to increase engagement. While her content is ideal for introducing chemistry topics to high-school learners, it's also appropriate for beginning college-chem students as well as advanced middle-school physical science classes.
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Meet our Talented Team!
Xenon's friends include every atom from the periodic table as well as professional (and sometimes rising-star) actors, musicians, artists and animators.
