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The CLIx Atomic Structure module has been conceptualized and developed by Connected Learning Initiative (CLIx) Science team, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai.

It was a collaborative work that resulted into the module and its various units, lessons and activities. We have also used open educational resources from many different sources.

This page tells you who created the lessons and the activities, and where the resources came from.

Citation

Module:

Atomic Structure. India: CLIx, Tata Institute of Social Sciences.

Lesson:

Atomic Structure Unit 1 Lesson 01. India: CLIx, Tata Institute of Social Sciences.

Credits

CLIx Science, TISS (2018). Atomic Structure Unit 1 Lesson 01. India: CLIx, Tata Institute of Social Sciences.

Rights Information

Atomic Structure Unit 1 Lesson 01. India: CLIx, Tata Institute of Social Sciences. CC-BY-4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

Contributors

Module Designers:

CLIx Science team

Anup Saxena

Deepak Verma

Support in Development :

Gagan Shukla

Editors:

Jaiprakash Parashar (Hindi)

Ravi Kumar (Telugu)

Translators:

Shivani Bajaj (Hindi)

Satyamadhavi Nanduri (Telugu)

Production Management:

Pallavi Seth

Interactive/Tool Development:

Tariq Khan

Platform development:

Brandon Muramatsu

Cole Shaw

Jeff Merriman

Kathleen McMahon

Kedar Aitawdekar

Keerthi K.R.D.

Kirky DeLong

Mrunal Nachankar

Nagarjuna G.

Padmini Sampath

Prachi Bhatia

Rachana Katkam

Ramjee Swaminathan

Sadaqat Mulla

Satej Shende

Saurabh Bharswadkar

Special Thanks:

Bal Vaigyanik Team at Eklavya (for lesson 1.3 and 1.4), Phet simulation development team at the University of Colorado (for Simulation “build an atom”, “build a molecule”).

Lesson 1.2 Periodic Table

Revera, Gregory. Simple Periodic Table Chart. 9 Sep. 2017. Wikipedia. Web. 12 Nov 2017. Accessed from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Periodic_table