Atomic Model Set STEM Lab
Product Code : SCL-MH-12560
The Atomic Model Set STEM Lab Kit manufactured by Educational Instrument India is a premium-grade, highly comprehensive molecular modeling system engineered for students, educators, and laboratory researchers. Designed to bridge the gap between abstract molecular orbital geometry and tangible spatial realities, this advanced configuration allows users to construct accurate three-dimensional spatial representations of organic, inorganic, and biochemistry molecules.
This elite STEM laboratory set features precision-molded atom spheres color-coded according to the globally recognized IUPAC (International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry) standards. Each atom model is meticulously calibrated with accurate valency socket angles (including tetrahedral, trigonal bipyramidal, octahedral, and linear geometries), enabling seamless representation of hybridization profiles such as .
Whether visualizing simple diatomic elements, constructing sprawling aromatic ring structures, or analyzing complex polymer chains and crystal lattices, the ultra-durable connectors allow for both Ball-and-Stick and Space-Filling configurations. Built from highly resilient, non-toxic polymers, this kit withstands thousands of assembly and disassembly cycles without socket degradation, making it a reliable staple for professional academic environments.
Core Advantages & Curricular Alignment:
Structural Precision: Precise geometric socket configurations ensure proper representation of VSEPR (Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion) bond angles.
Multi-Tiered Versatility: Suited for secondary education, advanced engineering chemistry modules, and biochemistry research.
High-Impact Retention Tool: Enhances structural literacy regarding isomerism, stereochemistry, and molecular symmetry elements.
- Product Specifications
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Component / Technical Metric |
Detailed Specification Parameters |
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Brand Name |
Educational Instrument India |
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Total Piece Count |
440 Pieces (210 Atom Spheres + 228 Bond Links + 2 Link Removal Tools) |
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Material Formulation |
High-density, break-resistant, non-toxic Polypropylene (Atoms) & LDPE (Bonds) |
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Color Standards Compliance |
Universal IUPAC Identification Standards |
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Atom Geometries Included |
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Bond Types Provided |
Short (Space-filling), Medium (Rigid single bonds), Long/Flexible (Double/Triple covalent bonds) |
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Target Curriculum Level |
STEM Secondary, Higher Secondary, Graduate Chemistry & Crystallography |
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Storage Engineering |
Heavy-duty structural plastic case with custom modular compartmentalized trays |
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Net Weight (Full Kit) |
- How to Use It: Step-by-Step Laboratory Guide
To get the most out of your training modules and protect your modeling pieces, follow these standard operational procedures for constructing molecules:
Step 1: Color-Valency Identification
Before assembly, consult the identification chart in your laboratory guide. Select atom spheres matching your target compound. For example, to build a molecule of methane , select one Black Carbon sphere (featuring 4 tetrahedral holes) and four White Hydrogen spheres (featuring 1 hole each).
Step 2: Selecting the Appropriate Link Connectors
Choose connectors based on the desired modeling type:
Use Medium Rigid Links to display clear single covalent bonds with distinctive atomic spacing (Ball-and-Stick method).
Use Long Flexible Links when establishing pi-bonds, ring strain molecules (like Cyclopropane), or double/triple configurations.
Use Short Links for dense, compact representations where atomic spheres sit flush against each other (Space-Filling method).
Step 3: Mechanical Assembly
Insert the link connector straight into the atomic socket with a firm, steady push until it bottoms out. Align the secondary atom with the protruding connector link and press together. Ensure that no valency sockets are left unfilled if creating stable, neutral molecules.
Step 4: Safe Disassembly with the Extraction Tool
When tearing down dense molecular structures, do not pull or bend links sideways, as this can fatigue the polymer sockets. Slide the dual-pronged Link Removal Tool provided by Educational Instrument India beneath the bond line, and pry the connector upwards smoothly.
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What atomic color-coding standard does this kit follow?
Ans: This kit fully complies with international IUPAC core guidelines (e.g., Carbon is Black, Hydrogen is White, Oxygen is Red, Nitrogen is Blue, Sulfur is Yellow, and Halogens are Green), allowing students to easily match their models with textbook illustrations worldwide.
Q2: Can this kit be used to build complex crystal lattices like Sodium Chloride or Diamond?
Ans: Yes. The kit includes specialized multi-port atoms (such as octahedral and trigonal bipyramidal centers) alongside extended link arrays, making it well-suited for building repeating crystalline frameworks and coordination complexes.
Q3: How durable are the flexible connectors when twisted into double and triple bonds?
Ans: The flexible connectors are engineered from high-grade Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE). This unique formulation provides extreme structural memory, allowing links to bend repeatedly into tight double and triple bonds without snapping or showing white stretch marks.
Q4: How do procurement departments order bulk replenishment parts or expansion trays?
Ans: Educational Instrument India provides complete long-term institutional support. If your facility requires extra links, specific atom configurations, or custom sorting cases for larger classroom groups, contact our corporate supply division directly.
