Description

Molecular Model Set Water ICE

ELEMENTS :
OXYGEN (IV) – 26
HYDROGEN (II) – 52

A Molecular Model Set for Water (H₂O), Ice, and Hydrogen Peroxide (H₂O₂) is designed to visually represent the molecular structures and hydrogen bonding interactions of these compounds for educational and research purposes.

Features & Specifications:

Water (H₂O) Model:

• Structure: Bent molecular geometry (~104.5° bond angle).
• Atoms Included: Oxygen (O) and Hydrogen (H).
• Bonding: Covalent bonds between H and O, with potential representation of hydrogen bonding.

Ice (Solid H₂O) Model:

• Structure: Hexagonal lattice structure showing hydrogen bonding.
• Atoms Included: Multiple oxygen and hydrogen atoms arranged in an open framework.
• Bonding: Covalent bonds and hydrogen bonds between molecules.

Hydrogen Peroxide (H₂O₂) Model:

• Structure: Non-planar geometry (~111° bond angle).
• Atoms Included: Oxygen (O) and Hydrogen (H).
• Bonding: Covalent O-H and O-O bonds, with flexible rotation around the O-O bond.

General Features:

• Material: High-quality polymer/plastic for durability.
• Interlocking connectors/rods to represent covalent and hydrogen bonds.
• Applications:
  • Understanding molecular geometry and bonding.
  • Demonstrating hydrogen bonding in ice.
  • Studying the chemical behavior of water and hydrogen peroxide.