Profile Perfect Level 83 Hints & Answer
"The Chemical Mix-Up" — a four-layer ladder: a one-click answer, hints that scale up, the logic explained, and the complete solution. Take only the layer you need.
Answer
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| Subject | Subject | Student | Expression | Liquid Color | Flask | Reaction Type | Temperature |
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| Chemical A | Ronald | Angry | Blue / Orange | Erlenmeyer | Smoke | Hot | |
| Chemical B | Emma | Shocked | Purple | Beaker | Glow | Cold | |
| Chemical C | Billy / John | Happy | Yellow | Tube | Smoke | Very Cold | |
| Chemical D | Joyce | Confused | Pink | Two Neck | Foam | Very Hot | |
| Chemical E | Megan | Laughing | Green | Round | Bubble | Medium |
Hints
Hints unlock one at a time: open Hint 1, and only then does Hint 2 appear. Stop the moment the case clicks.
Hint 1 Tap to reveal
Look for two early clues that describe the same chemical from different categories. Locking that flask and expression first gives you a stable anchor.
Hint 2 Tap to reveal
The two Smoke reactions share a neighborhood rule, and the extreme temperatures share another neighbor rule. Use those pairs to place the next student and expression.
Hint 3 Tap to reveal
When the grid is almost full, don't guess: count the remaining blanks in each row and use the leftover cards to finish.
Video walkthrough
Watch the full solve: the board, the clue cards, and every placement in order — each step below is anchored to the moment it happens in the run.
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1 A Is Erlenmeyer, Angry, and Smoke 0:00 – 0:10
The Erlenmeyer has no other flasks on its left, so A is the Erlenmeyer. The leftmost student is Angry because his chemicals don't mix, so A's expression is Angry. One of the two Smoke chemicals is at A.
Drag the Erlenmeyer card to Chemical A's Flask, drag the Angry card to Chemical A's Expression, and confirm Chemical A's Reaction Type is Smoke.
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2 E Is Megan + Bubble; A Is Blue/Orange 0:10 – 0:17
Megan's chemical results in Bubbles, so E is Megan with Bubble. The orange chemical is the second hottest, so A's liquid is Blue/Orange.
Drag Megan to Chemical E's Student, Bubble to Chemical E's Reaction Type, and Blue / Orange to Chemical A's Liquid Color.
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3 D Is Two Neck and Very Hot 0:17 – 0:23
Chemical D's flask has multiple holes, so D is the Two Neck flask. The Two Neck flask's chemical nearly melts the flask, so D is Very Hot.
Drag Two Neck to Chemical D's Flask and Very Hot to Chemical D's Temperature.
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4 B Glows; C Is Smoke and Very Cold 0:23 – 0:30
The coldest chemical is next to the Glowing one, and the other Smoke reaction is at C. The hottest and coldest chemicals are neighbors, and D (Very Hot) sits next to C.
Drag Glow to Chemical B's Reaction Type, Smoke to Chemical C's Reaction Type, and Very Cold to Chemical C's Temperature.
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5 C Is Billy/John and Happy 0:30 – 0:35
Billy is between Cold and Very Hot, and C is between B (Cold) and D (Very Hot). John is Happy for his successful iron chloride solution, so C's expression is Happy.
Drag Billy / John to Chemical C's Student and Happy to Chemical C's Expression.
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6 Set A Hot and B Cold 0:35 – 0:41
The assigned temperature order for A through E is Hot, Cold, Very Cold, Very Hot, Medium. This step locks A and B.
Drag Cold to Chemical B's Temperature and Hot to Chemical A's Temperature.
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7 E Is Medium; B Is Emma; D Is Joyce 0:41 – 0:47
E's remaining temperature is Medium. The two Smoke chemicals only have female neighbors, so B is Emma and D is Joyce.
Drag Medium to Chemical E's Temperature, Emma to Chemical B's Student, and Joyce to Chemical D's Student.
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8 D Is Confused; E Is Laughing 0:47 – 0:52
Someone is Laughing at a Confused neighbor. D and E are adjacent, so D is Confused and E is Laughing.
Drag Confused to Chemical D's Expression and Laughing to Chemical E's Expression.
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9 B Is Shocked; A Is Ronald; B Is Purple 0:52 – 0:57
The remaining expression, student, and liquid fill in: B's expression is Shocked, A's student is Ronald, and B's liquid is Purple.
Drag Shocked to Chemical B's Expression, Ronald to Chemical A's Student, and Purple to Chemical B's Liquid Color.
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10 Finish Liquids: C Yellow, D Pink, E Green 0:57 – 1:00
Fill the Liquid Color row completely: C is Yellow, D is Pink, E is Green.
Drag Yellow to Chemical C's Liquid Color, Pink to Chemical D's Liquid Color, and Green to Chemical E's Liquid Color.
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11 Finish Flasks and Reactions 1:00 – 1:03
Finally fill the flask and reaction type rows: B is Beaker, C is Tube, E is Round, D's reaction is Foam. All 30 cells correct to clear the level.
Drag Beaker to Chemical B's Flask, Tube to Chemical C's Flask, Round to Chemical E's Flask, and Foam to Chemical D's Reaction Type. When all cells are filled, the completion screen appears.
Key moments
Three frames from the winning run: the opening board, mid-solve, and the completed grid.
Trickiest clues
Second-hottest Means Hot, Not Very Hot
The temperature scale includes Very Hot above Hot, so the 'second hottest' clue points to Hot, not Very Hot. A gets Hot along with the Blue / Orange liquid, while D gets Very Hot. Check the ordinal wording before dragging.
Reversing the Laughing/Confused Pair
The clue says someone is Laughing at a Confused neighbor, so the laugher is on one side and the confused person is on the other. In the final fill, E is Laughing and D is Confused; swapping them ruins the last two expression cells. Confirm with the adjacent positions rather than assuming alphabetical order.
Final check
This level rewards patience with adjacency clues. Locking the two Smoke reactions and the hot/cold neighbor pairs creates a chain that places Billy/John, Emma, and Joyce without guessing. Once the temperature and neighbor relationships are set, the remaining students, expressions, and colors become straightforward cleanup. The last three flasks and the final Foam reaction are pure leftovers—check the 19/19 clue progress and finish confidently.
Categories in this level
Every board mixes everyday categories. Browse the ones this puzzle draws from — each links to every level that features it.
Frequently asked questions
What is the answer to Profile Perfect Level 83?
This page has the complete Level 83 "The Chemical Mix-Up" answer grid, kept inside a spoiler guard — open it and copy it into the game, or start from the layered hints if you want to solve it yourself first.
How many hints are there for Profile Perfect Level 83?
Three, in rising strength: a gentle nudge, the key clue called out, then the decisive step. Hints unlock one at a time, so you can stop as soon as the case clicks.
How to solve Profile Perfect Level 83 without boosters?
Follow the step-by-step section: anchor the direct clues first, sweep negative clues for eliminations, then chain the positional and comparison clues. Level 83 is fully solvable without spending a single booster.
Why did I lose a life on Profile Perfect Level 83?
A tap on an unproven pairing burns an attempt. The Tricky Clues list on this page covers the exact cells players mis-tap on this board — double-check them before you commit.
Is Profile Perfect Level 83 hard?
The "The Chemical Mix-Up" board sits at the expected difficulty for this stretch: a fair clue count with one or two easily misread wordings. Following the hint order keeps it comfortable.
What level comes after Profile Perfect Level 83?
Level 84. Use the previous / next buttons at the bottom of this page, or hop back to the full level index to browse by number.