Chemistry Lesson - 8 - So where the heck are the electrons?

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  • It should be : Where 'da fuck are the electrons ???

  • @NardiNardi81 haha

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  • "They needed to figure out the exact paths that the electrons took and how far apart they were from the nucleus ,and they needed to figure out all that crap! " Lmao!

  • I completed Hon. Chem (Grades A and B) and 1 semester of AP Chem (B) in high school... And I am learning more from this series...

  • @NardiNardi81 YOU GOT A REPLY FROM BUCKY!

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    *jealousy

  • @Puffsmeal they will not hit each other. Electrons are negatively charged and therefore repel one another.

  • @puffsmeal electrons avoid each other. They have a negative charge, so are opposed to each other. It's kinda like taking the negative sides on two magnets and trying to stick them together. They just push away. (just for a simple representation)

  • @Londron No problem :)

  • @AndrewJeffersons

    Ow I hate how you learn shit wrong in school first -_-.

    Thanks.

  • @Londron It's true that the second shell can hold 8 electrons. Here's the math: " 2*(TheShellsNumber*2) " - Which is equal to 8.

    3rd shell can hold 18 electrons

    4th shell can hold 32

    And so on.

  • @AndrewJeffersons

    Only having seen basic chemistry at school we more or less saw the I hope familiar thing of, 1 in the closest orbit, 8 on all else.

    Any idea where that comes from? Or is is just plain wrong?

  • Shell 1 can hold 2x1²,

    shell 2 can hold 2x2²,

    shell 3 can hold 2x3²,

    shell 4 can hold 2x4²,

    shell 5 can hold 2x5²,

    shell 6 can hold 2x6²,

    shell 7 can hold 2x7².

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