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Sections in Molecular model kit spares
Molecular model spare 1-hole atoms. These are typically used for hydrogen and halogens
Molymod molecular model links to represent bonds in various lengths and shades.
Products in Molecular model kit spares (Total products 41, Showing: 13 -> 24)
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Each pack contain 10 purple balls representing bromine atoms and the diameter of each atom is 23 mm. Smaller 17 or 20 mm atoms are available separ...
Each pack contain 10 red balls representing, usually, oxygen atoms and the diameter of each atom is 23 mm.
This item is for extending an existi...
Each pack contain 10 blue balls representing, usually, oxygen atoms and the diameter of each atom is 23 mm.
This item is for extending an exist...
This pack of 10 red atoms are often used to represent oxygen atoms and is for extending your existing set or for replacing lost atoms. Each pack c...
This pack of yellow atoms are used to represent sulfur (sulphur) atoms and is for extending your existing set or for replacing lost atoms. Each pa...
This pack of blue atoms are used typically to represent nitrogen atoms and is for extending your existing set or for replacing lost atoms. Each pa...
Each pack contains assortment of 24 flat pink and purple orbitals to represent p- and π-orbitals (6 pink and 6 purple in two different shapes). E...
This pack of black atoms are used typically to represent carbon atoms and is for extending your existing set or for replacing lost atoms. Each pac...
This pack of 10 metallic copper atoms are used typically to represent copper atoms or other metals with tetrahedral coordination and is for extend...
This pack of blue atoms are used typically to represent nitrogen atoms and is for extending your existing set or for replacing lost atoms. Each pa...
This pack of purple atoms are used typically to represent phosphorus atoms and is for extending your existing set or for replacing lost atoms. Eac...
This pack of 10 red atoms are used typically to represent oxygen atoms and is for extending your existing set or for replacing lost atoms. Each pack...
