Molecular Model Solutions

9 February 2012, Cambridge, United Kingdom

Introduction

For more than a hundred years, molecular models representing atoms as spheres and connecting them with bonds have given insights into molecular structure and molecular reactivity. Why do these simple models work so well? Are they still useful? The possibilities, the power, the limitations, and the dangers of molecular models are all important today.

Venue

University of Cambridge

Pfizer Lecture Theatre, University of Cambridge, Lensfield Road, Cambridge, CB2 1EW, United Kingdom

Useful links

Organised by

SCI Cambridge & Great Eastern Section and Cambridge University ChemSoc

Contact information

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