Quick Answer: The Orbit of Atom Model is a three-dimensional Bohr-type model of an atom, with a central nucleus and electrons on circular orbits. The orbits are colour-coded and the model is made of transparent acrylic.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Central nucleus with protons and neutrons represented
Electrons placed on circular orbits around the nucleus
Colour-coded orbits to tell the shells apart
Three-dimensional layout of the orbits
Transparent acrylic construction
About This Product
Based on Bohr’s picture of the atom, the model helps students see where mass and charge sit in the nucleus and how electrons occupy separate energy levels. The coloured orbits make it easy to count shells and discuss electron configuration and valence in physics and chemistry lessons. Enquiries from Venezuela, Portugal, Oman, Democratic Republic of the Congo and Mongolia for the Orbit of Atom Model receive an export quotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which atomic theory does the Orbit of Atom Model follow?
It is based on Bohr’s atomic theory, showing electrons moving in circular orbits around a central nucleus of protons and neutrons.
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