A model is a semblance or a representation of reality. Early chemical
models were often mechanical, allowing scientists to visualize structural
features of molecules and to deduce the stereochemical outcomes of
reactions. The disadvantage of these simple models is that they only
partly represent (model) most molecules. More sophisticated physics-based
models are needed; these other models are almost exclusively computer
models.
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