Quick Answer: Atomic Orbital Set is a 14 model collection with parts to self-assemble 14 atomic orbitals, from 1s to 3d and the sp, sp2 and sp3 hybrids, each with its own colourless transparent display base.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Parts for 14 self-assembled atomic orbital models
Pink and purple pear-shaped lobes show the positive and negative wave phases of p and d orbitals
Opaque white spheres represent the atomic nuclei
Individual colourless transparent base for each model
Approximate heights including base: s-orbital 5 cm, p-orbital 9 cm, d-orbital 8 cm
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
1s, unhybridised
x 1
2s, unhybridised
x 1
2p, unhybridised
x 3
3d, unhybridised
x 5
2s plus three 2p orbitals, unhybridised
x 1
sp, sp2, sp3, hybridised
x 3
Height incl. base (approx.)
s-orbital 5 cm, p-orbital 9 cm, d-orbital 8 cm
About This Product
Students build each orbital themselves and stand it on its transparent base, so the finished set also works as a display of how s, p and d orbitals and their hybrids differ in shape. In this Molecular Model collection, pink and purple lobes mark the positive and negative wave phases, while opaque white spheres stand for the nuclei.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Which orbitals can be built with the Atomic Orbital Set? 1s, 2s, three 2p and five 3d unhybridised orbitals, a model of a 2s plus three 2p orbitals, and sp, sp2 and sp3 hybridised orbitals: 14 models in all.
Q2. What do the two lobe colours mean? Pink and purple lobes represent the two wave phases, positive and negative, of the p and d atomic orbitals.
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