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‪Build a Molecule‬

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Starting from atoms, see how many molecules you can build. Collect your molecules and view them in 3D!

Building Molecules. This online interactive has three activities in the NanoLab (press the upper right button): Build, Zoom, and Transform.

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Product Type: Interactive Worksheet Google SLIDESConcept: Molecules and Chemical Formulas. Students use the simulation to build and then analyze a variety of molecules.This Google Slide Interactive worksheet allows students to explore the PhET simulation: Build a …

This page uses the JSME Molecular Editor, which may be used for free under terms of the BSD Licence. JSME Editor courtesy of Peter Ertl and Bruno Bienfait

... and view records from these databases as interactive visualizations using ... You can load molecules from large databases like PubChem and RCSB using ...

This game allows you to bond atoms together to create molecules using 21st Century Lewis Dot Models. You can build molecules containing carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and chlorine atoms. Molecules can range from 2 atoms up to 16 atoms! The interface is intuitive and visually pleasing, and sound effects are used to provide encouragement.

Instructions for a molecule building activity using the PhET simulation -Build a Molecule-.

‪Build a Molecule‬ - PhET Interactive Simulations

Construct molecules from the chemical formula. Associate common molecule names with multiple representations. Experiment with combining atoms to build larger ...

Students will have fun constructing simple molecules with this simulation, while also gaining insight into molecular structure and chemical nomenclature.

Making Molecules: Dot Structures and Ionic Compounds · In Molecule Builder Mode, you build specific compounds that can be found in nature. After choosing a ...