Biology Chemical compounds that I can visualise

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The discussion centers around a project involving augmented reality to visualize chemical compounds, specifically water, using a model that represents two hydrogen and one oxygen atom. The original poster, studying engineering, seeks assistance in identifying other chemical compounds that can be easily visualized. Participants inquire about the specifics of the project and the types of models needed for visualization. The focus remains on finding compounds that can be effectively represented in an engaging manner. The goal is to enhance understanding of chemistry through visual aids in the project.
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Visualizing chemical compounds
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I am actually studying engineering but we are making a project about chemistry, and i don`t know much about it. I need chemical compounds that i can visualise. For example water. need help

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Visualize how? Which type of model? Can you give some examples?

What exactly is the project statement? What class is it for?
 
It is an augmanted reality project, when i scan 2 hydrogen and 1 oxygen card the program will show me water model or animation (like spilling water etc.)
 
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