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Molecular model

A molecular model is a physical model of an atomistic system that represents molecules and their processes. They play an important role in understanding chemistry and generating and testing hypotheses. The creation of mathematical models of molecular properties and behavior is referred to as molecular modeling, and their graphical depiction is referred…

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Models based on spheres

Models based on ball-and-stick

Skeletal models

Polyhedral models

Composite models

Computer-based models

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Molecular model

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Avg. degree1.97
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Molecular model

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related to Further reading · 32
Molecular model → Abstract, August, Austrian Chemical Society, Barlow, Bibcode, Chem, Crystal Structure Ltd, Crystal Structure Models, Crystals, Drilling Balls, ESOF, EuroScience Open Forum, Gerhard Pohl, Hoff's, Instrum, Internal Symmetry, Loschmidt's, Molecular Models, Nature, Paper
related to Skeletal models · 7
Molecular model → André Dreiding, Bonds, Crick, Kendrew, The, These, Watson's DNA
related to Computational models · 6
Molecular model → Avogadro, Computers, For, However, Programs, Quantum
related to Computer-based models · 5
Molecular model → Figure, It, Models, Molecular Design, With
see also · 2
Molecular model → Calotte, Molecular
is a · 1
Molecular model → physical model of an atomistic system that represents molecules and their processes
related to Chronology · 1
Molecular model → This
related to Common colors · 1
Molecular model → Some

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Molecular modelis aphysical model of an atomistic system that represents molecules and their processes0.90text
fruitinstance ofJohannes Kepler speculated on the symmetry of snowflakes and the close packing of spherical objects0.80text
Avogadro can run on typical desktopsinstance ofPrograms0.80text
can predict bond lengthsinstance ofPrograms0.80text
anglesinstance ofPrograms0.80text
molecular polarityinstance ofPrograms0.80text
charge distributioninstance ofPrograms0.80text
and even quantum mechanical properties such as absorptioninstance ofPrograms0.80text
emission spectrainstance ofPrograms0.80text
Molecular modelrelated to ChronologyThis0.60section
Molecular modelrelated to Common colorsSome0.60section
Molecular modelrelated to Computational modelsComputers0.60section

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