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CPK ®
atomic models
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Individual Atoms
Harvard Apparatus CPK ® Atomic Models
are sold four ways:
1. Individual Atomic Models, Connectors and
Accessories. These are specified on pages 62 to 71.
2. Sets for Specific Purposes, see pages 72, 73, 77 and 78.
3. Assembled Molecular Structures.
It is often more convenient to buy fully pre-assembled
molecular structures. There is a large selection of
these on pages 74, 75 and 79 to 81.
4. Unassembled Nucleic Acid Helix Kits and
Accessories are specified on page 76.
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Assembled Molecular Structures
Harvard Apparatus is always ready to quote
for custom products, pre-assembled or
ready-to-assemble molecular structures.
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