Molecular Model Kit

I ordered this as a tool for homeschooling. I'm no chemistry expert so the instructions were definitely necessary. I found them stuck to the inside of the lid, btw. This kit is capable of building more than my knowledge or understanding so I couldn't honestly say just how complex this set gets when it comes to building molecules. I do know it will work for a basic chemistry class though.The pieces fit together great. The wrench tool they send to take the molecules apart is often needed to pry the connectors out of the balls.Works great for my application.

There are lots of connecting parts in this set. I like how much it includes.They are easy enough to put together that our 4 yr old can do it himself.The case is really nice. The fasteners are sturdy and the box itself is to.These have been great for lessons and also just to play around with with the smaller kiddos. It's nice to have around

This is such a cool idea. Kinda like a puzzle but a really neat way to visualize the elements and seeing how things come to and fit together. Tangible way to work with science instead of book or video. I love this creative technique of learning. What a great little box of learning. Perfect for homeschooling family who are on the go.

use this to gain a better understanding of chemistry, that’s what I’m using it for atleast. The parts are fairly easy to snap onto each other, personally though I wish it had like a manual for what’s what. Example: is the smaller white one an electron? What does the black one mean? What do the other colors mean? Stuff like that.

Useful chemistry model set for hands-on learning, though lacks guidance on identifying the molecule pieces. Easy assembly but manual explaining the parts would enhance educational value. My 2nd kids love it so much. He is very into periodic table so logically this is the next toy to gift him.

They are very loose. I can't move them without them falling apart. They are also really poor quality. They were awaste of money and my patience tbh, you're better off buying the more expensive ones.The box is cute though

This item has a lot of pieces in their own individual bags with the same size molecules. I like that it has its own case and it has a paper instructions on how to make different molecules. This would be great for a classroom, or a student that would like to learn more about molecules and how they look in a 4d model. My son has already learned three new molecules just by using this product. The pieces connect with ease and stay stay together unless tugged on aggressively.

I was excited to receive this set for my science-loving son. However, it came with no instructions or paperwork whatsoever. Not even a list of parts. Nothing. It's includes a latching plastic container with plastic pieces that can supposedly be made into molecular models. Maybe if you already know how atoms are supposed to fit together to form molecules, this could be a helpful set. We will have to find a book or online info to show us how to assemble these to look like molecules.The plastic model pieces seem moderately well made, but I would not call them high quality. Some are a little tight and more difficult to attach and detach, but overall they do fit together reasonably well. I'm sure my tinkerer son will enjoy building random things with them, but I'm not sure how much this will actually help him understand molecules.The storage container seems to be sturdy, and all the pieces fit easily inside. There is a large barcode sticker on the outside of the container that leaves a very sticky residue I will have to work to remove.Bottom line: If you know how to assemble molecular models and just need the parts to do so, this might be a good set for you. If you do not already know how to do this and need any kind of instructions at all, look elsewhere. For this price point (approx $20 at time of review), I expected more. I wouldn't pay more than half that much for what I received. I'm giving this set 3 stars because the pieces do fit together fairly well, despite there being absolutely no educational value unless you find an outside source of information on how to assemble molecular models.