Lecture

Atomic Structure: Electronic Configuration

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Description

This lecture covers the ground state response of a hydrogen atom out of equilibrium, emission of a photon, excited state, atomic hydrogen spectrum, and electron configuration. It explains the solution of the Schrodinger equation, orbitals, electron probability, electron configuration, and chemical reactivity. The lecture also delves into the energy levels of different orbitals, the Pauli exclusion principle, electronic configuration examples, and the periodic table of elements.

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