Quick Answer: The Formation of Chlorine Ion Model shows how a chlorine atom gains one electron to become a chloride ion. It is a 3D, multicolour atomic structure model with labelled shells and electrons, for base or table-top display.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Shows the electron gain step in a chlorine atom
Shows the chloride ion that results
Highlights the valence electrons and shell structure
Multicolour shells and electrons for easy identification
Base-mounted or table-top display
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Model type
Ion formation educational model
Concept
Formation of chloride ion
Material
Plastic / polymer
Design
3D atomic structure with labelled components
Mounting
Base-mounted / table-top display
Level
Upper Primary, Secondary, Higher Secondary
Usage area
Physics lab, science lab, classroom teaching
About This Product
Teachers use the model to explain why chlorine takes on an extra electron: gaining it completes the outer shell and leaves a stable ion. It supports lessons on atomic structure, electron configuration and ion formation, either as a teacher demonstration or for students to examine in groups.
Frequently Asked Questions
What process does the Formation of Chlorine Ion Model demonstrate?
A chlorine atom gaining one electron to form a chloride ion, completing its valence shell.
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