Particle diagram with a key of each atom (H₂O and CO₂)

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A box of bent molecules of one gray and two white atoms and linear molecules of one black and two gray atoms, with a key listing a gray O atom, a white H atom and a black C atom — A box of four bent molecules, each a gray atom with two small white atoms, and four linear molecules, each a black atom between two gray atoms. The key lists each atom on its own rather than each molecule: gray is O, white is H and black is C, with O listed once though it is in both. Students can write the formulas H₂O and CO₂ from the box.

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4 bent molecules (medium gray with 2 small white)
4 linear molecules (medium black with 2 medium gray)
Key: medium gray atom, “O atom”; small white atom, “H atom”; medium black atom, “C atom”

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