Sublevel Orbitals of the Atom Models Kit
Product Code : EL-AS-11138
Last updated: 6 October 2026
Quick answer: A kit of 12 models and 30 student worksheets for building s and p atomic orbitals, teaching the position and number of electrons along the x, y and z axes and reviewing the four quantum numbers, the Pauli exclusion principle and Hund rule. For educational use only.
The value of building orbitals rather than drawing them is that the axes become real. An s orbital drawn on paper looks like a circle and a p orbital like a figure of eight; built in three dimensions, students can see that the three p orbitals are the same shape pointing along x, y and z, which is what makes the filling rules make sense.
The kit is specified as 12 models and 30 student worksheets, so it supports a class working in groups while every student has their own worksheet. Students build atomic models of several common elements and learn the position and number of electrons along the x, y and z axes in s and p orbitals.
The theory reviewed is named: the four quantum numbers, the Pauli exclusion principle and Hund rule. Those three together are what determine electron configuration, and they are far easier to apply once a student has physically placed two electrons in one orbital and found there is no room for a third.
The listing states these sets and kits are intended for educational use only. The component list, model dimensions, materials and whether d orbitals are included are not published; note the title and description cover s and p sublevels only, so confirm whether d orbitals are needed for your syllabus.
Technical specifications
Specification | As published |
Product type | Orbital model kit, s and p sublevels |
Models supplied | 12 |
Student worksheets | 30 |
Orbitals covered | s and p atomic orbitals |
Concepts taught | Position and number of electrons along the x, y and z axes |
Theory reviewed | The four quantum numbers, the Pauli exclusion principle, Hund rule |
Scope statement | Intended for educational use only |
Supplied from | Ambala, Haryana, India |
Only what this listing publishes is recorded above. The component list, model dimensions, materials and which elements are modelled are not stated. The kit covers s and p orbitals only: confirm whether your syllabus also requires d orbitals, which are available in the Atomic Orbital Set listed in this family.
Range and ordering
This item belongs to the Atomic Structure family within Biotechnology Equipment and Labware, part of the Biotechnology range. Packaged teaching kits are listed under Biotechnology Kits. Bulk, tender and OEM quantities are handled through lab tenders and OEM orders; use the contact page to request a quotation or any specification noted above.