Mathematics

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LITHIUM 9D

Lithium Atom Model
All the objects that surround us in our lives are made of extremely small particles invisible to the naked eye.
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Draft model sodium flouride

This is my introduction 

 

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Acetic Acid Molecule

This is my introduction 

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Boron Atom

3D Model of Boron Atom
Boron is the fifth atom in the periodic table, being a metalloid. The rare element, only made as compounds in the nature, has been used commonly for glass and glazes production. While its presence has been known since 1808, the first 99 percent pure boron was made only in 1909. A 3D model of this boron was made using the VRMath2.0, shown below. The Bohr model has been used to represent the element, as it simplifies the characteristics of electron movements. However, the model is not entirely accurate. In the process of programming the atom, many difficulties and challenges were experienced.

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Carbon Dioxide

Intro (summary - initial viewed section)

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Boron Atom (By Melody Suen)

3D Model of Boron Atom
At the QUT workshop, I learnt how to use VRMath 2.0 to program, create 3D molecules/atoms and how to write a blog. With my partner Hana, we created a 3D model of a boron atom. In this blog post, I will explain the composition, structure and characteristics of boron, as well as the programming used. 

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Nitrogen Atom

Nitrogen
 
Nitrogen is one of the many elements that make up the universe, and it is quite prominent on earth.
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Aluminium Chloride

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Compounds are substances which are formed when two or more chemical elements are chemically bonded together. Compounds are found everywhere, from the water (H2O) which we drink, to the aluminium chloride we use as a deodorant. They consist of various atoms arranged in a specific structure, called molecules. Compounds are formed through two types of chemical bonding, covalent and ionic bonding. A covalent bond is formed when electrons are shared between atoms, whereas ionic bonds are formed through the attraction of oppositely (positive charge and negative charge) charged ions.
 

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Calcium Chloride

Calcium Chloride
Introduction

This blog will detail the composition, structure and characteristics of calcium chloride and includes