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Combining the fundamental aspects of teaching activities in chemistry and emphasizing safety, environmental friendliness, and visualization, this paper explores potential technical features and applications of virtual reality technology in experimental teaching and scientific research. In contrast to simulations, virtual reality technology, with its interactive and immersive experiences, can vividly depict the procedural aspects of chemical experimental education and training. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Based on the practical nature of chemistry and chemical engineering experimental teaching activities, this paper focuses on the design of innovative experimental courses and the construction of a training system for cultivating top-notch innovative talents. The concept and strategy of practical innovative talent training are integrated throughout the entire talent cultivation process, aiming to further promote the integration of science and technology, education, talent cultivation through the effective transformation of high-quality scientific research outcomes into teaching resources. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]