Quick Answer: Magnetic Water Molecule Kits let students build water molecules whose embedded magnets make hydrogen and oxygen atoms attract and repel; each kit cup includes 12 water molecules, 1 sodium, 1 chloride, 1 ethane and 1 hydroxyl group.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Each cup: 12 water molecules, 1 sodium, 1 chloride, 1 ethane and 1 hydroxyl group
2 magnets in each oxygen atom so students can make ice
Permanently embedded magnets that do not fall out when atoms are unassembled
Removable hydrogen atoms to compare hydrogen bonds with covalent bonds
Atoms magnetised to reflect positive or negative charge, except the non-polar ethane
6-cup Water Kit set includes a CD with secondary school lesson plans
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Water molecules per cup
12
Sodium
1
Chloride
1
Ethane (non-polar)
1
Hydroxyl group
1
Magnets in oxygen atom
2
Lesson plans
CD, 6-cup Water Kit set only
About This Product
Students can see spontaneous bonding, make ice crystals, dissolve salt, evaporate water, add non-polar ethane to water, create ethanol with the hydroxyl group and explore capillary action. Because the magnets let them feel atoms attract and repel, this Molecular Model kit makes the structure and properties of water easier to grasp in three dimensions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is in each cup of the Magnetic Water Molecule Kits? 12 water molecules, 1 sodium, 1 chloride, 1 ethane and 1 hydroxyl group.
Q2. Can students make ice with the kit? Yes. Each oxygen atom has 2 magnets, so students can make ice crystals.
Q3. Which version includes lesson plans? The 6-cup Water Kit set, which includes a CD with secondary school lesson plans.
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