Electron Orbital Visualization using Blender 2.82

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This video shows all orbitals clouds in Blender open source software for all allowed combinations of l & m when n = 1, 2, 3 4, 5, 6 & 7. It then puts focus on n = 6, l = 2 & m = 2 which was generated with 10 iso surfaces and a Blender transparency material applied so a "cloud" can be seen.
These cloud objects in Blender have been generated using a Python script which calculates the orbital cloud(s) using the proper scientific formulas and then uses the Marching Cubes computer graphics algoritm to visualize the electron orbitals at various isosurfaces (probability levels).

More details and blend file used can be found and downloaded here:

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Awesome video! I am a chemistry phd student, and I just started to employ Blender. I think that chemists and physicists can explore Blender a lot. Thanks for the new tool and the video!

johnatanmucelini
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This is a fascinating video. I am a chemistry teacher, and I just downloaded your program for blender. I am brand new to programming, so I am unsure how to change the variables and to run the script. If you can provide some assistance (perhaps a short video explaining how to use this in blender), that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for this amazing work.

aaronholley
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Hi. These are really great. I've tried downloading the blender file from github but it won't open (File format is not supported). Is there any chance you could see if you can help me quickly (I can drop you an email or a message on some platform). Thanks!

matthewallen