The Orbit of Atom Model is a durable and visually engaging educational apparatus designed to demonstrate the structure of an atom and the movement of electrons in their designated orbits.
This high-quality model is an essential teaching aid for Physics, Chemistry, and STEM curricula, simplifying the visualization of atomic structure, electron shells, and energy levels.
Usage:
The primary usage of the Orbit of Atom Model is to provide a clear, three-dimensional representation of an atom based on Bohr’s atomic theory.
Illustrating Atomic Structure: The model features a central nucleus containing representations of protons and neutrons. This helps students understand the source of the atom’s mass and charge.
Visualizing Electron Movement: It clearly shows electrons revolving in circular orbits around the central nucleus. This directly demonstrates the model's core purpose: visualizing the prescribed pathways of electrons.
Explaining Energy Levels and Shells: The model is perfect for explaining how electrons occupy different, discrete energy levels or shells. The color-coded orbits make it easy to differentiate these shells, helping students grasp the concepts of electron configuration and valence.
Key Features:
Provides a distinct and comprehensible view of electron orbits in three dimensions.
Uses color-coded orbits and components to make the complex arrangement of the atom easy to label and understand.
Made from durable, transparent acrylic for longevity and clear visibility in classrooms and laboratories.
Ideal for classrooms, labs, and exhibitions to support foundational science lessons.
