Atomic Tiles (Oxygen, Nitrogen, Hydrogen, Carbon, Phosphorus) and Bonds
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Tiling pieces that can be used to make 2-D atomic structures from basic elements.
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I made these pieces as part of a project to help students learn about the importance of phosphorus, so this is a rather specific combination of elements. They can be fit together in 2-D versions of the various tetrahedral shapes that you might build, or in 5 or 6-member rings.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The arsenic tile has intentionally oversized attachment points, which was made to demonstrate the "instability" of the bonds in arsenates and other such As compounds (to contrast with the stability of Phosphorus and Phosphates). All other elements have the same size of attachment point.
The Onshape project for this and the associated molecular pieces can be found here. Hopefully anyone interested can make any additional elements that they'd like from that.