Learning about the chemical elements is much more exciting when you can observe actual elements. This set of 24 elements contains elements from 14 different Groups and 5 different Periods. Elements are packaged in sealed . . .

*For hands-on individual or group study -- *Color-coded plastic atoms -- *Holes set at the correct angle to accept flexible connectors which represent the bonds -- *Bonds come in various lengths: -- o Medium gray links r . . .

*For hands-on individual or group study -- *Color-coded plastic atoms -- *Holes set at the correct angle to accept flexible connectors which represent the bonds -- *Bonds come in various lengths: -- o Medium gray links r . . .

*For hands-on individual or group study -- *Color-coded plastic atoms -- *Holes set at the correct angle to accept flexible connectors which represent the bonds -- *Bonds come in various lengths: -- o Medium gray links r . . .

Useful for individual or group study of molecules, these model sets offer an interactive learning opportunity. Students construct molecules from color-coded plastic atoms, and learn about the structure and function of ea . . .

This kit allows students to construct the three successive layers of the 32 atoms that make up a carbon graphite structure. 39 Carbon atoms are included, each with five bonding sites. A total of 61 long and short connect . . .

This kit allows students to construct a diamond model, consisting exclusively of tetrahedral carbons. Carbon atoms include four bonding sites, and 60 bonds are included. . . .

Define atom bonds and related concepts with this delightful program, which parodies a James Bond movie. The video shows illustrations of each type of bond while following Gold Metallic Bond as he investigates why carbon, . . .

Developed by Philip Stewart, an ecologist at Oxford University, this table was created in a spiral design. -- The elements are arranged by their atomic number; they start with the galactic center and circle outwards. The . . .

Your students will form a strong foundation for learning the periodic table by following the same processes that Mendeleev used. -- A student receives 24 pieces of printed cardboard, each with a unique set of six differe . . .

Several games in one help your students identify and name ions, name and write formulas, and write and balance chemical equations. -- Two or four students can play, with opportunities to score based on ones knowledge (or . . .

Several games in one help your students identify and name ions, name and write formulas, and write and balance chemical equations. -- Two or four students can play, with opportunities to score based on ones knowledge (or . . .

Illustrate atomic structure with the rings and spheres contained in this kit. -- Students use the supplied materials to create large three-dimensional atomic models of 36 different elements. You can hang up to eight of t . . .

Do your students become confused when asked to experiment with mixtures and compounds? -- Show students how to perform five standard methods of separation (flotation, magnetic separation, shifting, solution and recrystal . . .

Give your chemistry students firsthand experience in working with a variety of complex ions and reactive liquids. -- You can also use this kit to examine transition metals. Each experiment can be repeated 50 to 60 times . . .