Atomic Orbital Tutorial: An introduction to the Quantum Mechanics of Atomic Orbitals

Chemistry Lesson 3.1
Quantum mechanics
Atomic orbitals
Principal quantum number (n = 1, 2, 3, ...)
Subshell (s, p, d, f, g, h)
Size and shapes of orbitals
Pictures of atomic orbitals
Quantum microscope
Relative energies of atomic orbitals
Orbitals that do not exist
Quantum mechanics rules
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[@libraryfiles8247]

This is by far the best explanation of orbitals. Thank you.

[@ketzbook]

welcome!

[@shardasingh2080]

🤘🤘👌👌👌keep going bud

[@BoltzSquad]

Thank you for this lesson. I enjoy this lesson. Why you don't make live class of math or Chemistry on UA-cam.

[@nchimunyamwiinga2635]

please make a video on valence bonds and hybridization

[@ketzbook]

good idea

[@nchimunyamwiinga2635]

@@ketzbook so when possibly can it be out?

[@ketzbook]

@@nchimunyamwiinga2635 sorry, I have a long list of requests and videos I'm working on. I'm almost done a video on logarithms, and then I will be doing more acid/base stuff before I get to anything else. I won't get back to bonding until this summer.

[@burnt_toastt]

😗👍🏼

[@benjamcg]

f doesn't come after d... e does. 🤭 EXCELLENT video by the way! Extremely helpful!

[@ketzbook]

thanks! Chemists don't like "e"
that's why we don't write "mole"

[@benjamcg]

@@ketzbook XP Well played! Thanks again for the excellent video.

[@rodneyvegula114]

Hybridization is explained in which lesson of your lecturers?

[@ketzbook]

not done yet, sorry

[@shaheenrizvi7847]

2nd