Procedure 1. Pour enough of the smaller candy into the bowl to cover the bottom with one layer of candy. Each candy represents one atom. Gently shake the bowl from side to side and watch how the "atoms" move. Keep shaking until all of the atoms line up in straight lines, as seen in the picture to the right. Guide Questions a. What do you notice on your model? b. What type of solid was shown by your model? c. How many directions of ordering can you find?

Procedure 1. Pour enough of the smaller candy into the bowl to cover the bottom with one layer of candy. Each candy represents one atom. Gently shake the bowl from side to side and watch how the "atoms" move. Keep shaking until all of the atoms line up in straight lines, as seen in the picture to the right. Guide Questions a. What do you notice on your model? b. What type of solid was shown by your model? c. How many directions of ordering can you find?

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Procedure
1. Pour enough of the smaller candy into the bowl to cover the bottom with one layer of candy.
Each candy represents one atom. Gently shake the bowl from side to side and watch how the "atoms"
move. Keep shaking until all of the atoms line up in straight lines, as seen in the picture to the right.
Guide Questions
a. What do you notice on your model?
b. What type of solid was shown by your model?
c. How many directions of ordering can you find?
d. What happens at the edges?
e. How will you describe the orientation of the particles? Write down your observations.

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