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Using abstraction make tiny particles come to life 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: Helium Lithium Beryllium Boron Carbon Nitrogen Oxygen Fluorine Neon

Demo: Build an Atom simulation Click the image to launch the 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