Quick Answer: The Orbit of Atom Model is a 3D planetary (Bohr) atomic model with a nucleus and electrons on multiple concentric orbital rings, viewable through 360 degrees. It sits on a weighted, non-slip base and comes pre-assembled or with minimal setup.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Nucleus and revolving electrons shown as distinct parts
Multiple concentric rings for electron shells
360-degree view of the atomic structure
Weighted, non-slip base for benches or podiums
High-contrast colours visible across a large room
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Model
Planetary / Bohr atomic orbit model
Structure material
Acrylic and metal alloy
Base
Moulded polymer
Orbital rings
Multiple concentric levels for shell representation
Assembly
Pre-assembled / minimal setup
Finish
Matte and gloss contrast
About This Product
The model turns the flat textbook drawing of the Bohr atom into something students can walk round and handle. It is used in chemistry to explain energy levels and where subatomic particles sit, and in physics before students move on to quantum probability clouds. Schools, colleges and institutes in Jamaica, Tajikistan, Albania, Luxembourg and Jordan can order the Orbit of Atom Model from Educational Instrument.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Orbit of Atom Model need assembly?
It is supplied pre-assembled or needing only minimal setup.
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