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A chemistry molecular kit for visual learning
This chemistry molecular kit contains 267 pieces in colour, ready to assemble: atoms (carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, halogens…) and rigid or flexible connectors. Ideal for organic chemistry lessons, it lets you build alcohols, alkanes, arenes or carboxylic acids. Perfect for understanding stereochemistry or visualising sp, sp2 and sp3 hybridisation.
A molecular model kit for students and enthusiasts
A wrong bond? No panic: the pieces are easy to take apart, sturdy and built to last. This molecular model kit suits sixth formers and university students alike, as well as makers and demanding teachers. The perfect gift for a science enthusiast, or an essential teaching tool for any classroom.
Molecular Modelling Set: specifications
- Materials : durable ABS plastic
- 267 elements (atoms and single/double/triple bonds)
Get into chemistry the fun way
Chemistry sets are an open invitation to discover science simply and with real excitement. Through a wide range of experiments, they make chemical reactions easy to understand while keeping the fun front and centre. The ideal way to spark a child's interest, share a family moment or simply satisfy your own curiosity. Every set is designed to mix learning, handling and wonder. 👉 See all chemistry & crystal kitsCustomers who viewed this chemistry kit also looked at
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Martin Fowler –
Bought this to help my daughter with her A-level chemistry and it’s been a proper help. Atoms click together nicely and the bonds have a bit of give, so you can build benzene without it pinging apart. Only reservation is the storage box, which is a touch flimsy for the number of pieces. Worth the money though.
Priya Nair –
I’m a curious adult rather than a student, and I’ve been building ethanol and methane at the kitchen table for a week now. The way the carbon pieces have their holes angled so the tetrahedral shape just happens when you connect them is really clever. You don’t have to be told what it looks like, you can see it. Spot on.
Gareth Williams –
decent kit but the instruction booklet is a bit thin, just a few example molecules and no real explanation of the double bonds. Had to look up how to do them online. Pieces themselves are fine, just wish it came with a proper guide.
Jo Hartley –
Another good one from here, I’ve ordered a few bits over the years. Arrived quickly, colours are bright and the atoms are chunky enough for my year 9 class to handle. Would have liked a few more spare hydrogens, but nothing to grumble about really.
Margaret Hollis –
bought this for my grandson Alfie, who’s 12 and was struggling to picture anything in his chemistry lessons. He’s had it spread across the dining table all weekend building methane and ethanol and then proudly explaining them to me. Cracking little set, and I’m chuffed to bits.
Daniel Pritchard –
Spot on. The coloured atoms click together with the bonds, so you can finally see why benzene sits flat in a ring.