An implicit representation means that single bonds are used to represent all bond types. This simplified representation is sometimes preferable as it can greatly reduce model complexity. Such a simplification is often useful to experienced chemists for whom the details are second-nature. Or when the bonding details are not as important as other model features, such as overall shape. As such, models that employ implict bonds are generally used by experienced chemists only.
Models are very easy to build and very inexpensive to own.
All together, these features make Orbit an excellent choice for new students and teachers. Experienced chemists will also appreciate how easy it is to build accurate models with the Orbit system. And the breadth of the Orbit product line means you can easily add to your existing models as your needs grow. All Rights Reserved.