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Atomic structure animation table for the first 11 elements of the Periodic Table

Atomic structure animation table for the first 11 elements of the Periodic Table

An atomic structure animation for the first eleven elements of the periodic table.
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Material Type:
Animation
Date Added to MERLOT:
September 13, 2007
Date Modified in MERLOT:
January 28, 2018
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sepalika wickremasinghe
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Middle School, High School
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English
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Cecilia Barnbaum
Cecilia Barnbaum (Faculty)
13 years ago
it has been more than 90 years since we have understood that electrons do NOT take trajectories around the nucleus of an atom. Why are we still teaching the Bohr atom which even Bohr knew was wrong? Make an animation of the electron cloud shapes for the simplest elements and how the shapes change with electron energy changes.
Katie Navarrette
Katie Navarrette (Student)
15 years ago
This is an excellent visual to show students when explaining different orbitals in an atom. Also shows the opposite direction of spin for each orbital. I wish I had seen this before starting the atoms lesson at school.
Leigh-Ann King
Leigh-Ann King (Student)
15 years ago
Great visual for teaching atoms. It helps to visualize the size difference in atoms due to their number of protons and neutrons. I could have used this the other day in class!