Quick Answer: Atomic Structure Kit, Demonstration Version is a magnetic whiteboard model based on Bohr's theory, used by teachers to show atomic structure, isotopes and ions to a class. It includes 2 nuclei of 180 and 130 mm diameter, 8 electron shells and 20 each of protons, neutrons and electrons.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Magnetic nuclei, electron shells and subatomic particles
2 atomic nuclei, 180 mm and 130 mm in diameter
8 electron shells, up to 4 per nucleus
20 protons, 20 neutrons and 20 electrons
550 x 550 mm metal storing board with a hanging hole in each top corner
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Atomic nuclei
2, 180 and 130 mm diameter
Electron shells
8 (up to 4 for each nucleus)
Protons
20
Neutrons
20
Electrons
20
Storing board
1 metal board, 550 x 550 mm, two hanging holes
About This Product
Teachers place only the parts they need directly on the whiteboard, building a nucleus and adding shells and particles to show how atoms, isotopes and ions differ. Up to 4 shells can be used on each of the two nuclei. Between lessons, the magnetic pieces are kept on the metal storing board of this Atomic Model set, which can be hung by the holes in its top corners.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Is the demonstration kit magnetic? Yes. All parts except the storing board are magnetic: the electron shells, the two nuclei and the subatomic particles.
Q2. How many electron shells can be used on each nucleus? The kit has 8 electron shells, and up to 4 can be used for each nucleus.
Q3. How are the parts stored? On the 550 x 550 mm metal storing board, which has a hole in each top corner for hanging.
