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  "license": "CC0-1.0",
  "source": "grab3d.com",
  "dimensions_m": "0.120 x 0.120 x 0.145",
  "triangles": 12648,
  "textures": "PBR 2048px: base color, roughness, metallic, normal (baked)",
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  "created": "2026-09-26",
  "real_size": "xenon tetrafluoride molecule teaching model (XeF4), ball and stick, 12 cm stand, 15 cm high",
  "notes": "front faces -Y; ball and stick model of xenon tetrafluoride, square planar (AX4E2): a large teal xenon atom with four light green fluorine atoms in one plane, all F-Xe-F angles 90 and 180 degrees, on light grey plastic bonds. The two lone electron pairs are shown as subtle translucent yellow lobes on both sides of the plane (separate alpha blended mesh). The molecule is tilted 50 degrees away from the main camera, so the lobes point up and down in the main view while the square reads like a tilted table top. The steel rod of the lilac domed stand passes beside the lower lobe (50 degrees clear) and ends in the xenon atom. No movable parts.",
  "set": "Cozy Science Lab Kit"
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  "detail": "Built procedurally with Blender scripts. The scripts were written with the help of an AI coding assistant. No generative AI model produced the geometry or textures directly.",
  "ai_content": false,
  "ai_assisted_code": true
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