Kit ‘Molecules 1’

Building Three-Dimensional Models of Aliphatic Compounds

Number of working groups: 10
Use: Student activities on building aliphatic compounds and representing atoms, chemical bonds and three-dimensional molecular structures

With the Kit ‘Molecules 1’, students can build important aliphatic compounds as three-dimensional models. The class set contains 10 molecular model kits, allowing several groups to work simultaneously in chemistry lessons.

The ball-and-stick models illustrate the positions of atomic nuclei and the bonds between atoms. The individual atom models are easily connected using the supplied connectors. Flexible connectors also allow students to represent multiple bonds.

The different types of atoms are colour-coded according to international conventions. Each molecular model kit contains models representing hydrogen, nitrogen, chlorine, carbon and oxygen, together with the required connectors.

The class set includes ten student guides with examples of compounds as well as a teacher's guide. All materials are clearly organised in a hard plastic storage box with matching foam inserts.

The picture shows a red plastic box filled with various modules for representing molecules. The box contains colorful balls and connectors that are used to visualize chemical structures in education.
The picture shows a red plastic box filled with various modules for representing molecules. The box contains colorful balls and connectors that are used to visualize chemical structures in education.
The picture shows a molecule construction kit in a red case that contains various building blocks in different colors to represent molecules. There is also a manual and worksheets that provide instructions for experiments.
The picture shows a presentation of two molecular construction kits that are used for teaching chemistry. They contain various parts for representing atomic compounds and are each provided with order numbers and application descriptions.
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The image shows a set of colorful plastic balls and connectors on a yellow base, used to represent molecular structures. The different colors represent different atoms and allow for vivid chemical experiments in educational settings.
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The image shows a model of a molecule with three gray connecting elements and a black central sphere connected to three white spheres. It is intended for illustrating chemical structures in educational settings.
The picture shows a molecular construction kit consisting of different colored plastic balls and connecting elements used to learn about molecular structures. The kit is red and bears the label of the supplier, Cornelsen, and is intended for educational use.
The image shows a molecular model with different colored spheres representing atom types: red for oxygen, black for carbon and white for hydrogen. It is placed on a blue background and is used to illustrate chemical structures.
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item number 31764

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