s and p orbitals, orbitais s e p

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s and p orbitals, orbitais s e p

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  • I have a question (sorry if my English is bad).

    What happens when one orbital is in the other? for example: we have one part of "2p" orbital on "z" line, after that, there is a "3d" orbital on "z" line, completely surrounding the "2p" in the same line. I don't understand this thing: 1st-Is the chance of finding electron bigger on the part where two orbitals are combined? 2nd- Electron cloud is negatively charged, so the two clouds would separate because of the same charge,they can not combine

  • Nice work. Well done

  • thank you! visuals help A LOT

  • Excellent work.

  • Nice guys

  • nyc... it rockd

    =

  • @omerta410 read about Arnold Sommerfeld and Erwin Schrödinger

  • how scientist did discover that these are the forms of electrons' orbitals?

  • So does this explain why some photonic radiation has different energy levels, also different velocity of wavefront radiation related to polarisation of photon wrt direction ?

  • This is very interesting.

    Are the electrons in 2s located anywhere in the entire larger sphere, or just the part that extends out past the smaller 1s sphere?

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