Assembly system for demonstrating chemical structures

Details Assembly system for demonstrating chemical structures Assembly system for demonstrating chemical structures

1989-01-17

1992-05-05

Coven, Edward M.

Education and demonstration

Science

Molecular model or display having discrete element...

434279, G09B 2926

Patent

active

051102978

ABSTRACT:
An assembly for obtaining a plurality of cluster structures in either a sequential manner or collectively having a base component portion (10) having an enlarged body (12) to which is attached, by way of flexible straps (21), a plurality of assembly component portions (20) each having an enlarged body (24) and the flexible straps (21) such that, when appropriate tension is applied to the straps (21), the bodies (24) of the assembly component portions (20) are firmly abutted to the body (12) of the base component portion (10) causing rotations of the assembly component bodies (24) in relation to each other and to the base body (12) to automatically produce a plurality of cluster structures. The base component portion (10) may have the enlarged body (12) mounted on and around an enlarged hollow-core support member (11) with the member acting as a channel for the flexible straps (21).

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