Energy Levels & Electron Configuration | Properties of Matter | Chemistry | FuseSchool
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Learn the basics about Energy Levels and Electron Configuration. Where do you find energy levels? How do you recognize electron configuration? Find out more in this video!
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@parinajain08Will electrons always start from bottom to top and fill up the gaps and if so why?
@whiteclover9519nuculus lol
@DCGuavaEasy to follow lesson but while trying to get my head around this, I focused on Neon in the periodic table (2mins49secs). The number 9 for Ne is the same as F but in a different column. I couldn't make it work based upon what you have just taught me until I found the periodic table on another website. I think you have the wrong number for Neon. Should it be 10?
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@asayel987You say "The 3rd shell holds 8" it is supposed to be 18?
@KaliKing224So if the 1 shell can only hold 2 electrons and the 2 shell can only hold 8 electrons and the 3 shell can only hold 8 electrons. Then what is the electron configuration of Uranium seeing as is has 92 electrons?
@NygrentravelsI am confused why some of these videos state that the third shell is limited to eight electrons. Is it not 2(n)^2 electrons where "n" represents the shell layer?
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