How to Write Electron Configurations and Orbital Diagrams (General Chemistry I)
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
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This video goes over how to write out electron configurations and electron orbital diagrams, as well as explains some useful techniques to make these problems much easier. I think the most important step to understanding these is equating the s, p, d, and f orbitals to the corresponding areas of the period table. That way you'll always be sure of how many electrons and boxes are in each orbital, and from there its as simple as counting up to the correct number of electrons.
This video tutorial was requested in a comment on a previous video. Hope this helps you Artour! Up next I'll upload another requested video from a comment- this time on identifying oxidation/reduction in chemical equations. Let me know below in the comments if anyone would like more examples of any particular problem type. What are you guys struggling with most?
Hope this helps someone! Let me know down below if:
- you have an easier way to do these
- you found a mistake or want clarification on something
- you found this helpful :D
* I am not an expert in this topic. I am just a clinical lab scientist and life-long student who learns best from videos/visual representations and demonstration and have often turned to UA-cam for help learning. My hope is that others in the same boat find and benefit from this.
Main Helpful Sources:
-Khan Academy
-sciencing.com/how-to-do-orbit...
OMG, you are awesome, I couldn’t of done it without you! Clear and concise understanding!
What a good video; it is quick to the point, and allows the viewer to get a quick and easy explanation. thank you for opening my eyes on electron configurations, you made it seem easier due to your work.
Hey Bennett, thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! I really appreciate your feedback. Best of luck in your studies, friend =)
Thank you so much for this video!!! It is a lot more easier than it seemed because of your explanation.
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wohooo! finally found a good explanation about this lesson. Thank you!
Thanks for your comment ^__^ best of luck in your studies Criza!
I just wanted to say thank you so much for posting this, I'm really happy that I found this video because the other ones seemed so complicated (especially in my class as well) and you explained it really well, thanks again! TvT
Thanks for your comment Luna, it made my day! I am glad you found the video useful. Best of luck in your studies =)
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Waw amazing video thank you so much
Appreciate for your work sir you help alot & now I really understand this concept thank you alot
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Thank you …. You help me a lot …. Please continue doing video
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so glad i found this video. thank u so much dude 😭
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Incredible
Thanl you so much i am in 1st grade of gymnasium i didnt have clue what is what but u made it so much easier i wish i everything good in life
Thank you sir ! this video helps me a lot
Glad to hear it! Best of luck in your studies!
Thanks a lot my teacher barely explains things just because it’s an honors class and I have been struggling hardcore 😅
Thank god for you. So good at explaining
Thanks for your comment Jade, glad you found the video helpful! Best of luck in your studies =)
Thanks for sharing your easy way , it became easy for me to solve .😊✨
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Thx I learned it easily with this video may God bless you sir.
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In U shorthand method answer it should be [Rn] 7s2 5f4... correct if I'm wrong
Thanks
thank u so much!! u really helped!!
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Thank you for sharing this video lesson sir,very useful 😍❤️
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Sir... Thanku so much for this video ☺️
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I am from Libya. This means that I am Arab. I enjoyed your explanation very much. Thank you
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Thank you so much for this video ... Sir
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Where can I get that exact periodic table, please.
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Thanks for your comment! So glad you found the video helpful :)
In the boxes with arrows how will you know whether the arrow is going to face up or face down??
Thank you bro I watched this before my quiz and I aced it
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Very good explanation 🥰
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Thank you sir lot of ❤️ from India
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Hey thanks for the help I got 97% so I want to help you I noticed that you have sore throat during the video, so pls drink hot tea with lemon or some hot soup to relieve it and Tysm once again!❤
Hey Kai! Thanks so much for you thoughtful comment ^__^ that made my day! Amazing work earning that grade, you should be very proud of yourself. Best of luck in your studies and future career :)
How did you got the 2p⁶?
its neon or Ne
where can i print that periodic table you have? can i have a copy?
Hello! If you google “printable periodic table” there are tons of great options. This website has great ones, I believe the one I use here is from this site sciencenotes.org/printable-periodic-table/
Best of luck in your studies friend!
Sir, the atomic number of Uranium is 92. Instead of 5f14, in shorthand, should it be 5f4 instead of 5f3?
Exactly my question
Thank you so much fr posting this vedio it helped me a lot i dont wannna lie, i thought it was hard but after watching this i feel like i am gonna get an A on the test . But quick question, for uranium how did we say 5f3 as f equals 14 electrons.
Thanks so much for your comment! I am glad you found my video helpful. That is true- the f orbital, when filled, contains 14 electrons. However, in this case, the orbital will not fill to capacity based on the number of electrons. Does this explanation help?
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Uranium ends in 5f4 not 3. It's atomic number is 92 it has to end in an even number, am I wrong?
No, bro. It is correct. I thought I was the only one who noticed it.
you didn't say why put arrows?
could you also go over Hess law?
Sure thing!
Idont get how you get 1s2 s2 2p3 for N and same for Mg
It’s the general rule
Better memorise them
d9 s are unstable.
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Glad you found the video helpful ^__^ best of luck in your studies!
the value of p is 6 right why did you wrote 3
im so dumb im sorry :(
This is only electron configuration!!!
Nothing about M. Orbitals.
bro im sure uranium ends in 5f4
Yeah im sure it is bro hahaha
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