Designing molecules of to analyze intermolecular forces
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Human: Chemical bonding is a central focus in chemistry class. By grasping how and why atoms form bonds, we can better grasp the makeup and properties of substances surrounding us. Through this activity students will learn that bonding varies uniquely in different molecules and that each molecule's unique properties result directly from the bonding. After completing this project, students will be able to: Draw precise Lewis structures. Create 3D models of Lewis structures in MOLUCAD. Interpret 3D models of Lewis structures in terms of geometry and intermolecular forces. Students will demonstrate their learning through: Submitting a hand-drawn Lewis structure on the provided worksheet (supplemental questions must be answered as well). Submitting their MOLUCAD file electronically (evaluated on whether they violated any bonding rules, successfully created their molecule, and general optimization of their model). Submitting their .makerbot file electronically (analyzed before printing for accuracy and print error possibilities). Submitting a 3D model with atoms and bonds painted using acrylic paint (students will be given a color key assigning colors to each atom and type of bond). Submitting the 3D model worksheet provided.
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