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Atom

An item model. The idea came to me while i was studying chemistry. Its a basic atom model. Has a portrait.

Update 1:
It took me ages to learn how to make a ribbon... Anyway here it is ! Now has ribbonst instead of particles and You can see its neutrons and uu i dnk how to spell it lol

Keywords:
atom, electron, item, s-fi, scfi, space, tech, research, proton, neutron
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Atom (Model)

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14:58, 7th Jun 2008 Pyritie: Not a bad start... I have a bunch of suggestions though. (1) Instead of particles, use ribbons. Or at least fix the particles' alpha and don't make them float upwards. (2) Instead of just a blue ball for the nucleus, what...

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14:58, 7th Jun 2008
Pyritie: Not a bad start... I have a bunch of suggestions though. (1) Instead of particles, use ribbons. Or at least fix the particles' alpha and don't make them float upwards. (2) Instead of just a blue ball for the nucleus, what about protons/neutrons? (3) The nucleus and electrons are pretty high-poly at the moment.

Fix these and I'll approve it.

13th Jun 2008
Pyritie: MUCH better.
 
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That's a really unstable atom :D
Carbon-0 +6, haha.

Didn't we learn that electrons move in clouds now? :p
Anyways, those electrons are much too large compared to the nucleic particles.

This is brings a smile to my day. But the day's almost over. Should have found this first. Drat.
 
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Hmm.. Like many others lately, a very "different" model. But still very useful. But I suggest fixing your nucleus so that there is an even # of protons and neutrons. (Looks more basic) Maybe change the color so you can tell the difference between the protons and neutrons. And as a final detail, shrink your electrons to mere specks but add like 20 more. >.>
 
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