MOLYMOD [Organic Molecular]: Individual models
- Organic molecular models, which are created by joining the atoms with the proper number of chemical bonds, can be used to represent organic compounds.
- The matching two-dimensional Lewis structure of the molecule should be used to calculate the proper number of bonds.
- Quality colour-coded, 3D educational models
- Organic / inorganic chemistry, biochemistry & general science
- For use by students & teachers at school, college or university
- Atom parts range in size from 17 to 23 mm.
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20x Individual Organic Molecular Models for use in the science laboratory include:
1- AMINO ACIDS, FATS: Cholesterol / Glyceryl tristearate / Saturated / Stearic acid-unsaturated / Oleic acid
2- POLYMERS: Nylon / Polypropylene / Polystyrene / Polyvinyl chloride / Terylene / Polyester
3- POLYPEPTIDES: Alpha helix / Polypeptide / Protein / Beta pleated sheet-
4- SOAP & DETERGENT, SUGARS: Glucose / Starch / Cellulose / Sucrose
(Note: *Packaging may vary.)
● Inorganic kits: molymod® inorganic, self-
● Biochemistry Sets:
The following biochemical self-assembly semi-space-filling kits are available: glucose; sucrose; starch, fat; saturated fat; un-saturated fat; cholesterol; amino acids (7 and 20 model collection sets); polypeptide; protein beta-pleated sheet and alpha helix.
● miniDNA® advanced miniDNA® and RNA kits:
The advanced miniDNA® system comprises colour-coded, abstract-shaped parts designed to represent the nitrogenous bases, pentagonal sugar and pyramidal phosphate components needed to make a double-helix model of DNA. The three hydrogen bonds that connect Cytosine to Guanine and the two that connect Thymine to Adenine are represented by the appropriate number of pegs. Two DNA kits are available to make either a 12-layer (1 turn) or 22-layer (2 turns) DNA model. The models can be displayed on their stands, or unzipped into a ladder form to demonstrate the process of Replication. A similar approach can be taken with the two RNA kits to model the process of Protein Synthesis known as Transcription….’]