Guide to Electron Configuration Part 2 of 6
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at the 1:07 min mark in the video, you counted the electrons for energy level 5 as being 18. Because the fifth energy level has the f orbitals there is actually 32. You counted for the 3rd energy level (s, p, and d)
ksampeer 2 years ago
You are right my mistake! I will fix this soon. When I created this for my students I didn't have them do any electron config for any elements that had f orbitals so for example purposes it didn't matter. But I am aware that it will fill lower energy orbitals (s, p, d) before higher energy f orbitals.
merchle 2 years ago