Bohr's atom model
Neil Bohr
Atom model
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( we used our broken taekwondo boards)
Draw Bohrs atom shells and orbitals on the board with a pencil
Method 1:
Drill some toothpick size holes and insert toothpicks and cut them and make sure they are atleast 2cm.
Method 2:
Use drill bit to carve some holes
- Use christmas ornaments for Nucleus.
Method 1:
Use beads with holes to represent Neutrons, Protons and Electrons.
Method 2:
You can use chinese checker board balls as well.
Example.
Sodium : 11 protons , 11 neutrons and 11 electrons
Nucleus :
Black beads - 11 represents protons
Yellow beads - 11 represents Neutrons
Electrons:
Based on Aufbau principle, Hund rule and Pauli exclusion
- K shell - s orbital - 2 electrons of opposite spins
- L shell - s orbital - 2 electrons of opposite spins
- L shell - 6 p orbital of opposite spins
- M shell - 1 electron in s orbital
- K shell - s orbital - 2 electrons of opposite spins
- L shell - s orbital - 2 electrons of opposite spins
- L shell - 6 p orbital of opposite spins
- M shell - 1 electron in s orbital
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