Quick Answer: The Structure of Atom Model is a 3D Bohr model showing a nucleus of protons and neutrons with electrons on fixed shells around it. It stands on a weighted pedestal and uses colour coding to tell positive, neutral and negative particles apart.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Nucleus of protons and neutrons with electrons on fixed shells
Colour-coded protons, neutrons and electrons
High-density polymer with corrosion-resistant metal supports
High-gloss, scratch-resistant finish
Weighted, stationary pedestal for desk or permanent display
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Model type
3D atomic structure (Bohr model)
Components
Protons, neutrons and electrons on fixed shells
Material
High-density polymer, corrosion-resistant metal supports
Base
Weighted, stationary pedestal
Finish
High-gloss, scratch-resistant coating
Level
Secondary School, Higher Secondary and Undergraduate
About This Product
With the model on the bench, students can trace each electron shell and count the particles in the nucleus, which makes atomic number, atomic mass and electronic configuration easier to follow. It is a starting point for later work on bonding, ionisation and the periodic table. Educational Instrument can dispatch the Structure of Atom Model to laboratories in Croatia, Belarus, Slovenia, Armenia and Equatorial Guinea.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which atomic model does the Structure of Atom Model represent?
The Bohr model, with electrons placed on fixed shells around a nucleus of protons and neutrons.
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