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[_] Anonymous 07/10/16(Sun)19:26:42 No.3112392
Have fun ;)
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>> [_] Anonymous 07/10/16(Sun)20:02:03 No.3112403
man it's been a while since i've had to do these
i was always a little confused about the third valence shell though
they tell you in school that it can also only hold 8 electrons but the actual rule is 2(n^2) so
it should be 18, right?
>> [_] Anonymous 07/10/16(Sun)20:31:43 No.3112417
>>3112403
it can hold up to 18 but the outer shell fills up first before it does, therefore the third
reaches 8, hen the fourth reaches 8, then the third reaches 18, and the fourth goes to 18, and
that's all you need to know to solve these.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/10/16(Sun)21:13:51 No.3112437
>>3112403
Its a hell of a lot more complicated than that, look up orbital filling if you actually care.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/10/16(Sun)22:22:30 No.3112464
this is not how this works
seriously this atomic model was already wrong nearly a hundred years ago
>> [_] Anonymous 07/10/16(Sun)22:24:26 No.3112466
>>3112464
Yep, same with most of what they teach in early high school science
>> [_] Anonymous 07/10/16(Sun)22:48:11 No.3112475
>>3112466
...well shit
>> [_] Anonymous 07/10/16(Sun)23:39:37 No.3112505
>>3112466
Unless your teacher has a degree in chemistry.. Which most sadly don't.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/10/16(Sun)23:40:39 No.3112506
>>3112392
WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS SHIT. THERE AREN'T ENOUGH ORBITALS. IT ONLY GOES UP TO 2S
>> [_] Anonymous 07/10/16(Sun)23:49:35 No.3112512
>>3112464
Like everything else, most early taught examples are technically wrong, but great for explaining
the system.
When you get down to it, there's no one model that's actually 100% correct, because if there was,
that'd be the only model we taught. Different models do different things, and this one is a great
way of showcasing the concept of orbitals, even if it's wrong.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/11/16(Mon)00:25:23 No.3112529
what is supposed to go in the boxes? some instructions would be nice.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/11/16(Mon)01:00:30 No.3112555
>>3112529
Numbers, The atom has X amount of electrons in each "shell" (layer), and you need to tell it how
many it has based on it telling you the element and number of neutrons.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/11/16(Mon)01:17:23 No.3112569
>Aluminium
Britcuck detected.
