Atomic Model
Product Code : JA-MS-66
The atomic model set is a ball-and-lug kit for building models of organic and inorganic compounds in school and college chemistry teaching. It contains moulded balls in different colours and sizes, standing for different atoms, and connecting lugs of different lengths for the bonds. Two versions are listed: a senior set with 370 balls and 185 lugs, and a junior set with 75 balls and 37 lugs, each packed in a moulded box (SKU JA-MS-66).
Specifications
The two versions are listed as follows:
| Product | Atomic Model |
| SKU | JA-MS-66 |
| Parts | Moulded balls of different colours and sizes; connecting lugs of different sizes |
| Senior set | 370 balls and 185 lugs of prescribed colours and sizes |
| Senior set box | Moulded box with a separate space for each colour and size of ball |
| Junior set | 75 balls and 37 connecting lugs of different colours and sizes |
| Junior set box | Moulded box |
Uses of the atomic model set
The set is used for:
- Building ball-and-stick models of organic molecules in chemistry lessons
- Showing the structures of inorganic compounds
- Class demonstrations with the senior set and small-group work with the junior set
Scope of supply and ordering
The listing covers the senior and junior atomic model sets, each in its moulded box; name the version and number of sets. Packing, lead time and the quantity per order are agreed on the quotation.
Frequently asked questions
How many parts are in the senior atomic model set?
370 balls and 185 connecting lugs, packed by colour and size in a moulded box.
What does the junior set contain?
75 balls and 37 connecting lugs of different colours and sizes in a moulded box.
Which compounds can be modelled?
The balls and lugs are used to model a range of organic and inorganic compounds.
Related products
Related items are grouped in the JaincoLab molecular model sets range.
Request a quote
To order the Atomic Model, send the SKU JA-MS-66, the quantity and the delivery destination through the JaincoLab contact page. Buying under a laboratory tender? Use our tenders page.
