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Allows students to better understand atoms and atomic weights by giving them mole-sized examples to work with it. Being able to see and hold in their hands a mole each of four common metals (aluminum, zinc, copper, and iron) – rather than being forced to try to mentally picture what 602,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 atoms look like – makes visualization a breeze. Can also be used as density specimens, as examples of common elements, as aids in calculating atomic radius, or for determining specific heat and heat capacity. Comes with suggested classroom experiments, workbook, expected results, and instruction manual. Grades 7-12.
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