Lecture

Quantum Numbers and Electron Configuration

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of quantum numbers and electron configuration in atoms. It explains the distribution of electrons around the nucleus, the sequence of increasing energy levels, and the rules governing electron placement in orbitals. The instructor discusses the significance of valence electrons and how they determine the chemical properties of elements. Examples of electron configurations for different elements are provided, along with a comparison between hydrogen atoms and atoms with multiple electrons.

Instructor

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