Molecule Simulation Interaction Steps

The video tutorial introduces the FET model simulation, guiding viewers on how to build molecules using different atoms. It explains the process of dragging and connecting atoms to form molecules, and how to represent these molecules in various models like space-filled and ball-and-stick. The tutorial also covers how to complete molecule collections and provides tips for successful molecule building.

What is the first step in using the FET Build a Model Simulation?

• Download the software.

• Watch a tutorial video.

• Click on the simulation link.

• Open the webpage directly.

How many options are available when the webpage loads?

• Two

• Five

• Three

• Four

What can you see in the drawing interface?

• A list of molecules

• A periodic table

• A single atom

• Three sets of dots

What happens when you drag an atom close to another?

• They repel each other.

• They stick together.

• They disappear.

• They change color.

What tool can you use to separate atoms if they are not sticking as desired?

• A hammer

• A ruler

• A magnet

• A pair of scissors

What indicates that a molecule has been successfully created?

• A color change

• A visual animation

• A sound alert

• A pop-up message

What is the 'space filled model' used for?

• To display chemical reactions

• To list chemical properties

• To show atomic weights

• To represent molecules in 3D

What should you do after creating a molecule in the simulation?

• Delete it

• Drag it to the collection bin

• Print it

• Save it as a file

What is the next step after completing the first collection of molecules?

• End the simulation

• Start a new project

• Move on to the second set of molecules

• Review the first set

What is the challenge with the second set of molecules?

• They require a more complex arrangement

• They are smaller in size

• They have a simpler arrangement

• They are identical to the first set