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How do I make a model of Silicon Dioxide with only 3 Styrofoam balls?
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∙ 8y ago
I desperately need extra credit in chemistry, but whatever I look up on the matter has conflicting answers. I saw SiO2 for silicon dioxide, so I purchased three Styrofoam balls, but when I look it up, there are linear 3d models, and there is a network 3d model. I have nowhere near the time nor balls for the network, but I'm wondering, if that is the correct model, if I could make a smaller segment of SiO2 with the three balls. If anyone could describe this model to me including the name of the model's geometric shape, I would be extremely grateful. Thank you very much!
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