How do you make a model on atomic structure?

Answer 1

you can use styrofoam balls then use wooden sticks and put them in perpendicular to the styrofoam ball, representing the x-axis, y-axis, and z-axis. Get pipe cleaners and make the orbitals to represent the energy levels. You can use colored cotton balls to represent the protons/electrons, and neutrons.

Answer 2

A titanium atom has the same basic structure as any other atom; a nucleus in the middle, which contains protons and neutrons, with electrons surrounding the nucleus in the form of shells, or layers.

Answer 3

The two most stable isotopesof Chlorine are Chlorine-35 (75.78%) and Chlorine-37 (24.22%).

Isotopes are the various types of atoms of the same element with a different number of neutrons and therefore a different mass. We remind ourselves that the proton number is the same as the atomic number. The element is defined by the proton number. Therefore, the number of protons cannot change without changing the element.

Here are two diagrams of the most common isotopes for chlorine.

Note that in Chlorine-35 the neutron number is 18. In Chlorine-37 the neutron number is 20. The proton and electron numbers remain consistent at 17 as we assume that the atoms are neutral in charge and not ions.

Answer 4

For the rings you can use cut out wooden circles and for the protons and neutrons you can use colored cotton balls and for the electrons you can use regular cotton balls!

Answer 5

get plaster sen and round them into a ball and then take match sticks and cut of the tips.then stick the matches into the plaster sen

Answer 6

For starters, I guess you can use those gumballs from the little machines and you can use toothpicks to connect them.