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Unit Classroom Molecular Modelling System

The Unit style uses 45mm hollow plastic spheres with multiple holes that can be configured for trigonal, bipyramidal, tetrahedral, octahedral, 8, 12 coordinate geometry to show axis, center and plane of symmetry and build cubic, tetragonal, orthorhombic, trigonal, hexagonal, monoclinic and triclinic systems. It is ideal where visibility in large lecture halls is essential.

Unit molecular
modeling system
Click on the hyperlinked title to the left for more information on the Unit scale classroom demonstration models.

This size is well suited for showing structures in solid state physics and chemistry, especially lattice structures such as sodium chloride, diamond, ice.
It is also very practical for entirely non-scientific uses.

Business and management schools will find that it is ideal for showing the following:
  • organizational models,
  • organizational structures,
  • reporting relationships,
  • communication patterns,
  • small group networks,
  • organizational behavior,
  • organizational designs,
  • organizational linkages,
  • organizational theory,
  • communication networks,
  • communication linkages,
  • framework models,
  • mechanistic organizational designs,
  • organic organizational designs,
  • spans of control,
  • interorganizational relations (IORS),
  • buyer-supplier relationships,
  • functional structures,
  • divisional structures hybrid structures,
  • matrix structures.


Unit Molecular
Model Set


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