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electrons are arranged in

energy levels

energy levels a.k.a

energy shells

shells contain..

sub-shells (sub-levels)

each shell.sub-shell is made up of...

electron orbitals

each electron orbital can hold...

2 electrons

The electron pair in each orbital have _____ spins

Opposite


(1 clockwise, 1 anti-clockwise)

Orbitals are..

regions of space that electrons are most likely to be in

Sub-level types...

s, p, d, f

state the:


- number of orbitals in sub-level s


-maximum number of electrons in sub-level s



- 1 orbital


- 2 electrons

state the:


- number of orbitals in sub-level p


-maximum number of electrons in sub-level p

- 3 orbitals


- 6 electrons

state the:


- number of orbitals in sub-level d


-maximum number of electrons in sub-level d

- 5 orbitals


- 10 electrons

state the:


- number of orbitals in sub-level f


-maximum number of electrons in sub-level f

- 7 orbitals


- 14 electrons

state the sub-levels (in order of filling) and maximum number of electrons in energy level 1:

- s


- 2 electrons

state the sub-levels (in order of filling) and maximum number of electrons in energy level 2:

- s, p
- 8 electrons

state the sub-levels (in order of filling) and maximum number of electrons in energy level 3:

- s, p, d
- 18 electrons



state the sub-levels (in order of filling) and maximum number of electrons in energy level 4 / >4:

- s, p, d, f


- 32 electrons

Maximum number of electrons for energy level n ...

2n^2

Rules for filling orbitals:

- fill from lowest to highest energy


- if 2 or more orbitals of the SAME energy are available, e- are NOT paired until they have to be


- if 2 e- occupy the same orbital, their 'spins' must be opposite

Fill orbitals form ______ to _______ energy


(Auf Bau Principal)

lowest to highest

if 2 or more orbitals of the same energy are available...


(Hund's Rule)

electrons are NOT paired in orbitals until they have to be

If 2 electrons occupy the same orbital...


(Pauli Principal)

their spins must be opposite

Order to fill...

4s rules --> (ions)

4s both fills and emptys first