ALEKS: Identifying elements with a similar valence electron configuration

[@teedleyt]

your vids are so good the other ones show how to do it but ur vids actually make sense

[@RoxiHulet]

Thank you!

[@TimLenzer]

spent 2 hours trying to figure this out on my own. Thank you for explaining this!

[@RoxiHulet]

Glad it helped!

[@SomeonesMom39]

If you get the question asking for partially filled d subshell, Its all he columns in the d group except the last two columns.

[@ayreonnastokes2766]

thank you that helped alot!

[@ericwingate8633]

Thank you so much! You have saved my Aleks grade heavily

[@RoxiHulet]

You're very welcome! Keep at it!

[@arielvelazquez5806]

Aleks in its unusual funkiness… for the partially filled d subshells you have to exclude the exceptions: Cu, Pd, Ag and Au, since these have full d subshells

[@sophiaelizabethjohn]

You're the best!!!! Thank you!

[@Thesovran]

I’m not joking, I looked it up because I wanted to see how to do it and we have the same problem. But it wasn’t that one. It was Zn - Cn