The MOLYMOD molecular modeling sets are ideal for making the three-dimensional structure of a molecule visible and explaining in a clearly understandable way for example spatial restrictions in the motion behavior of molecules.
The molecular modeling sets comprise bonds (model of atomic bonds) as well as the atoms proper. Different types of atoms can be differentiated by their colors. Also the bonds are two-colored to show the different types of bonds (ionic and covalent).
The atoms consists of round spheres, the bonds are rods with space for two atoms at their ends. Furthermore, there are longer flexible bonds for making double and triple bonds. The short bonds are intended to create very compact models that generally correspond better to the actual structure of the bonds.
With booklets in German.

Intended for making a great variety of inorganic molecules, as well as various organic substance classes. Though the number of carbon atoms is relatively small, this modeling set is suitable for explaining terms like isomerism, stereochemistry, and conformation.

Contents: 14 × hydrogen / 2 × nitrogen / 6 × oxygen / 3 × sulfur / 1 × phosphor / 6 × carbon / 6 × halogenides / 9 × metal / 1 × sp³ / 1 × dsp³ / 1 × d²sp³ and 35 bonding elements, booklet

The larger, much more comprehensive variant of the Basic set
In addition to teaching of the principles, this set can be used to make models of almost all organic chemical molecules.

Contents: 14 × hydrogen / 20 × carbon / 22 × oxygen / 8 × halogenides / 10 × nitrogen / 7 × phosphor / 13 × sulfur / 14 × metal plus 86 bonding elements, booklet

This set is intended for making models of basic, small organic chemistry molecules, for explaining various functional groups within the molecules, and for promoting the general understanding of the structure of molecules up to stereochemistry.

Contents: 20 × hydrogen / 12 × carbon / 4 × halogenides / 4 × nitrogen / 2 × sulfur / 6 × oxygen / 1 × phosphor / 1 × metal plus 64 bonding elements

Much more comprehensive variant of the Student set.

Contents: 40 × hydrogen / 38 × carbon / 12 × oxygen / 8 × halogenides / 4 × nitrogen / 2 × sulfur / 4 × phosphor / 3 × metal plus 140 bonding elements

The BC Basics is intended for making models of heterocyclical hydrocarbons in two different ways. The first method is a model using double bonds. Alternative, it is possible to move away from a resonance structure and show all bonds as single bonds. In addition to the structure of all main amino acids, the set can also be used to explain the basics of stereochemistry. Furthermore, a large number of natural substances can be modelled.

Contents: 25 × hydrogen / 21 × carbon / 13 × oxygen / 11 × nitrogen / 1 × phosphor / 1 × sulfur plus 50 bonding elements