Electronic structure explained
Show your class how electrons are organised into shells around the nucleus with this interactive model. They learn how to work out the electronic structure and why atoms prefer to have full outer shells.
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Perfect for use in class or for distance learning at home!
Your students first make model electrons and electron shells. They then use these to model the electron arrangement of the first 20 elements of the periodic table.
Includes full colour Powerpoint class presentation!
Takes about 20 minutes! Dimensions: 16cm x 16cm / 6in x 6in
Download includes: instructions, model templates and class Powerpoint.
All you need: paper, scissors and tape
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