Question

Jason is designing a computer model that shows the structure of different molecules. His model uses spheres to represent the atoms and lines to represent bonds. His program calculates the correct angle of the bonds and allows the user to rotate the molecule to see it in three dimensions. Which change could Jason make to his program to make the model more like a real molecule?

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

The computer model that is being described seems pretty accurate, the only change I would consider making would be a zoom in/out feature that allows the user to zoom-in in order to see the protons and electrons that make up the atoms which ultimately make up the molecule. Mainly since they are also a very important part of the molecules' structure and final composition and can be a vital piece of data, especially being able to visualize it.