Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Division of Camarines Norte
NORTHILLS COLLEGE OF ASIA, INC.
(SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL)
Daet Campus

COSMOS REVOLVING PERPETUAL MOTION TOY MODEL

(Based from Rutherford’s Model of Atom)
By Group III

Members:
VALENCIA, JERAMEL
BELGA, CRISTINE
MACAPAS, MICAELA
SOLOMON, SANIELYN
TORRES, ARAVELA

11 – ABM LEO

MA’AM STEPHANIE JANE G. NUṄEZ

Physical Science Teacher

2020
COSMOS REVOLVING PERPETUAL MOTION TOY MODEL

Materials:

Thin wire Styro balls Paintbrushes

Pliers Used pitchel lid Bottle cap

Acrylic paints Electric drill Tire wire (rounded)

Procedure:
1. Form a round shape of tire wire and
tie it with thin wire to keep in that
shape. Make three pieces (one big and
two medium-sized)
2. Attach two styro balls to the two
medium-sized, round shape tire wire
that will symbolize as the electrons of
the model.
3. Cut two pieces of tire wire using
pliers and make it straight. Then, pierce
them into the styro ball (painted with
red) in cross-style. It will be the nucleus
of the model.
4. Attach the represented nucleus to the
electrons by thin wire and make sure
that it will be tight.
5. Paint the electrons in blue color.
Attach the finished center to a bigger
round tire wire by thin wire and set
side.
6. For the base, use electric drill to
make holes in the pitchel lid.
Note: You can ask help to an adult
because this is dangerous.
 7. Cut a tire wire for the placement of the represented atom
(nucleus and electrons) and insert it to the hole of pitchel lid.

8. Paint the pitchel lid in black and
set aside to dry.
9. After drying, attach the atom to
its base and also the bottle cap
under the atom. Paint the wire in
gray and make sure that the model
is rotatable.

Finished Product