3-D Angles
                
                     
                
                
                    Visualizing three-dimensional structures is a major hurdle for chemistry students. Compounding
                    the difficulty, chemists use three different concepts to imply geometry, although there is no
                    obvious geometric information in two of them. The bond angle (a geometric construct) can be known
                    from noting either the hybridization of the central atom (a quantum mechanical construct) or the
                    coordination number (the number of other atoms bonded to the central atom).
                
                
                    3-D Angles uses pattern recognition principles introduced through rapid repeated exposure
                    to three concepts to teach students to intuitively associate the three terms together in order to
                    be able to correctly recognize the molecular structure from limited information.
                
                Setup program
                
                
                    3-D Angles requires a computer running the Microsoft Windows 8,
                        Windows 10, Windows 11, or later Windows operating system.