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O level chemistry

O level chemistry

Electronic configuration
Created byNadeem Abbas
Last updated 8/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Electronic configuration
  • capacity of shells and subshells
  • Detail understanding
  • Example practice
  • descipline and tests

Included in This Course

3 questions
  • Give maximum capacity of electron in shells and subshells2 questions
  • How tree methods is used to perform electronic configuration in su shells1 question

Description

  • arrangement of electrons in orbitals around an atomic nucleus. The electronic configuration of an atom in the quantum-mechanical model is stated by listing the occupied orbitals, in order of filling, with the number of electrons in each orbital indicated by superscript.

  • It is distribution of electrons in shells and subshells

  • Shells are K, L , M and N having their own capacity for electrons

  • It is given K=8 , L=18 , M=32

  • Subshells are s, p, d, and f having their own capacity of electrons.

  • Capacity for electron is s=2, p=6, d=10, f=14

  • Tree method is used to perform electronic configuration in sub shells.

  • It is according to energy level

  • first of all electron will go s subshells and the p and f.

  • We can also use following trick to fill electrons in subshells

  • school school public school division public school

  • p subshell=school, p= public, d=division

  • Conclusion : electronic configuration of an atom in the quantum-mechanical model is stated by listing the occupied orbitals, in order of filling, with the number of electrons in each orbital indicated by superscript.

  • We can also use following trick to fill electrons in subshells.

  • Uses: It has following uses

  • 1. Understanding of periodicit

  • 2. Chemical reactivity

  • 3. States of matter

  • 4. possible products

Who this course is for:

  • Arrhenius concept