Competitive chemical bonding
When I unpackaged this game, I was struck by the detailed design of the circular playing cards. Each has an accurate number of protons in the nucleus and electron arrows in both shells and oribitals. The inner shell electrons play no part in the game – in the same way they play no role in bonding chemistry.
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