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Last updated: 17 October 2026

Atomic structure teaching material lets students build, handle and test models of the atom, from Bohr energy levels to s, p and d orbitals. Ambala Science Lab lists 18 items in this family, supplied from Ambala Cantt, Haryana, India: atom and orbital model sets (including a magnetic class set for 30 students and a tactile set designed for visually impaired students), atomic theory and flame test investigation kits, a Rutherford scattering analogue that needs no radioactive source, and two sealed radioactive demonstration sources.

What this range contains

Atom and orbital models (6): Atoms, Electrons and Energy Kit, Economy Atomic Model, Interactive Atom Set, Sublevel Orbitals of the Atom Models Kit, Magnetic Atom Model Set and Atomic Orbital Set. Atomic theory investigations (5): Reconstructing Atomic Theory, Atomic Theory Kit, Alpha Particle Scattering Analogue, Patterns in Electrons and Chemical Bonding Kit, and Periodic Table Cards. Light and electrons (3): Flame Test Kit, Molecular Spectroscopy and Luminol Light-Up Kit. Sealed radioactive sources (2): Beta-Particle Source (Sr-90) and Gamma-Ray Source (Co-60). Filed here, different topic (2): the Making Sense of Solubility Kit (solubility of ionic compounds) and the Building a Dark Detector Kit (a light-sensing electronics circuit).

Specifications compared

Every value below is the figure published on that item's own product listing. Not published means the catalogue does not state that figure, so confirm it in writing before ordering.

Choosing atomic structure material

Whole-class demonstration: the Atoms, Electrons and Energy Kit is a magnetic set for a class of 30 covering the first 36 elements, with colour-coded magnetic nuclei, s, p and d orbitals and a magnetic periodic table. The Magnetic Atom Model Set uses a 16 x 16 in whiteboard with worksheets for 10 elements, ions and isotopes.

Student model building: the Economy Atomic Model builds Bohr models up to atomic number 18 and comes as an individual set or a class set for 16 models, with a teacher manual. The Atomic Orbital Set makes 14 s, p and d orbital models on display bases, and the Sublevel Orbitals kit supplies 12 models and 30 worksheets.

Inclusive teaching: the Interactive Atom Set was developed for visually impaired students, with charges moulded on each particle and orbitals as raised rings, so the structure can be seen or felt.

Rutherford scattering without radioactivity: the Alpha Particle Scattering Analogue rolls steel balls from a wooden launching ramp at an aluminium hill, a gravitational analogue of Coulomb repulsion, for grade 9 to college.

Emission and electrons: the Flame Test Kit supports 30 students in 6 groups testing 6 metals with a spectroscope, ending in identification of an unknown metal.

The two radioactive sources

The Beta-Particle Source (Sr-90, half-life 28.79 years) and the Gamma-Ray Source (Co-60, half-life 5.27 years) are sealed in clear epoxy disks marked with the element and isotope. Neither listing publishes an activity level, and activity is the figure that determines dose rate. The manufacturer describes both as safe for classroom use; that statement cannot be assessed without the activity. Possession, use, import, transport and disposal of radioactive sources are regulated: establish with your institution and national regulator what applies, and obtain the activity, a sealed-source certificate, the shipping classification and the disposal route before ordering. Because Co-60 has a 5.27-year half-life, its activity halves roughly every five years, so its useful classroom life is much shorter than that of the Sr-90 source.

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Who buys this range

Secondary and higher secondary school chemistry and physics departments, junior colleges, teacher training institutes, science centres and government buyers purchasing against a tender or rate contract. Ambala Science Lab supplies this range from Ambala Cantt to buyers in India and export markets in East Africa, Africa, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Bulk and tender quantities, and buyer branding on products, packaging and manuals, are handled through lab tenders and OEM orders.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the atomic structure range contain?
Eighteen items: 6 atom and orbital model sets, 5 atomic theory investigations, 3 kits on light and electrons, 2 sealed radioactive sources and 2 kits filed here on other topics (solubility and an electronics light sensor).

Which atomic model suits a whole class?
The Atoms, Electrons and Energy Kit is designed for a class of 30 and covers the first 36 elements with magnetic nuclei, orbitals and a periodic table. The Economy Atomic Model is also sold as a class set with materials for 16 Bohr models up to atomic number 18.

Is there an atomic model for visually impaired students?
Yes. The Interactive Atom Set was developed for visually impaired students: protons and electrons carry moulded plus and minus signs, neutrons a flat surface, and orbitals are raised rings, so the structure can be felt as well as seen.

Can Rutherford scattering be taught without a radioactive source?
Yes. The Alpha Particle Scattering Analogue uses an aluminium hill, steel balls and a wooden launching ramp as a gravitational analogue of Coulomb repulsion, and needs no radioactive source.

What is needed before ordering the radioactive sources?
The activity of each source, a sealed-source certificate, the shipping classification, any regulatory authorisation and a disposal route. None is published, and possession, import and disposal of radioactive sources are regulated.

Can atomic structure material be supplied against a tender?
Yes. State the items, the class size each must support, any chemical or equipment requirements and the quantity, so the quotation can be matched line by line.

Request a quotation

Send the product names, the quantity per item, the destination and your mains voltage and frequency. Ambala Science Lab, Near GPO, 110, The Mall, Ambala Cantt - 133001, Haryana, India. Email [email protected] or use the contact page. Ordering questions are answered on the FAQ page.