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Atom Modeling Using abstraction make tiny particles come to life Atom Modeling Project - Overview You are going to create atomic models today! In fact, you will create three different models: Digital, using a Build an Atom simulation On

Atom Modeling Using abstraction make tiny particles come to life
Atom Modeling Project - Overview You are going to create atomic models today! In fact, you will create three different models: ● Digital, using a Build an Atom simulation ● On paper, drawing your results from the simulation ● Physical, using wire and foam beads
Get into teams and choose your elements You can choose any five of these nine elements on the periodic table: Nitrogen ● Helium Oxygen ● Lithium Fluorine ● Beryllium Neon ● Boron ● Carbon
Demo: Build an Atom simulation
Your turn - create your digital and paper models Create your first atom of your element by dragging protons, neutrons and electrons onto the model. Your atom should not be an ion - it should have a neutral charge. Use the periodic table to help determine how many protons, neutrons and electrons you need Don’t forget to record your results onto your handout before moving on to a new element

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