Description

Molecular Model Package for Organic Chemistry

This is the Molecular Model Package used in the Barton Community College Organic Chemistry 1814 kit. Highly recommended as an add-on for BCC  Organic Chemistry 1816

Build, explore, and understand chemistry in three dimensions with this versatile Molecular Model Kit. Designed to make abstract molecular structures easier to see and understand, the kit includes color-coded atoms representing bromine, carbon, chlorine, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen, along with rigid bonds in multiple lengths for constructing a wide range of common molecules.

Students can use the components to model simple compounds, hydrocarbons, functional groups, molecular geometry, bonding arrangements, and more advanced organic and inorganic structures. The rigid bonds help models hold their shape, allowing learners to clearly visualize bond angles, molecular shape, and the spatial relationships between atoms.

Ideal for chemistry classrooms, homeschool labs, college courses, and independent study, this reusable kit turns molecular formulas and structural diagrams into tangible models students can build, examine, and revise. It is an excellent tool for reinforcing concepts such as covalent bonding, molecular structure, isomers, stereochemistry, polarity, and chemical reactions.

This molecular model set is included in the Quality Science Labs kit prepared for Barton Community College’s Organic Chemistry 1814 course. It is also encouraged as an add-on for students taking Organic Chemistry 1816 who did not previously receive the 1814 course kit, providing a practical, hands-on reference for working through increasingly complex molecular structures.