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Modern Atomic & Nuclear Science

Teaching on atoms can be difficult since it cannot be directly observed. Flinn Scientific has developed many teaching resources and demonstrations to help in your next lab on modern atomic nuclear science.

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Quantum Leap—Student Laboratory Kit, AP6151

Quantum Leap Student Laboratory Kit shows how you can create a significant jump in student understanding of the fundamentals of quantum mechanics with this kit.

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Nuclear Fission Chain Reaction

Nuclear Fission Chain Reaction demonstrates the properties of nuclear chain reactions with this inspired domino-toppling activity.

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Orbital Chart Overhead

Orbital Chart Overhead is a layered approach for teaching electron configuration and quantum numbers.

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Rutherford Scattering

Rutherford Scattering is a large-scale simulation of Rutherford scattering using Ping-Pong balls.

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Nuclear Fission Chain Reaction

From weapons to electrical power generation, the chain reaction of certain radioisotopes has had a profound effect on society and the environment. How do these chain reactions occur and what do they look like? Use the common domino to create a dramatic visual model of this subatomic process.

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Orbital Chart Overhead

Introduce students to the basics of electron configuration using orbital chart diagrams and facilitate better understanding through a layered teaching technique.

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Dinner with Democritus

This is an opportunity of a lifetime—travel back in time to meet the Greek philosopher Democritus and fill him in on the history of the atom. How far has the atom evolved since he defined it over 2400 years ago?