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Electron Configuration
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How to arrange electron in the atom
When arranging electrons in atoms, they are sorted into different orbitals.
The S orbital contains 2 electrons, the P orbital contains 6 electrons and the D orbital contains 10 electrons. For a full list, click here.
n=1: \(1S_{2}\)
You fill the orbitals up shell by shell, starting with n=1:
BE CAREFUL!!
There are some exceptions!
n=3: \(3S_{2}\), \(3P_{6}\), \(4S_{2}\), \(3D_{10}\)
n=2: \(2S_{2}\), \(3P_{6}\)
Click here for a note on the rules of configuring electrons
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Electron Configuration
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- Created by leonie.examtime · Dec 9, 2013
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