Elements, Atoms, Shells, Subshells And Orbitals

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I've always had so much difficulties in visualizing an atom with all its orbital as most of the KZbin vedios just show the orbitals separately as a result of which I couldn't relate anything. Really appreciate the amount of efforts you've put to make this!Thank you so much for this!

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Thanks for giving the most easiest explanation of this complex topic. I wasn't able to relate this concept with real atoms but now I can.

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[@lianaminasian3425]

I watched only until 2.29, where detected a discrepancy, and lost trust of the content validity: the number 4 in front of the symbol He is not the atomic mass but the mass number. The atomic mass of He is 4.002602 amu. Yes, the two numbers are very close but that doesn't mean that it's correct to use the two terms interchangeably.

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[@hannibalhopkins8325]

So when electrons move in their dumbbell orbital they clash into the nucleus?

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Hi Hannibal, the dumbbells that were mention in the video is not necessarily the straight one, the crossing path may divert it from nucleus. If they are going to collide the nucleus the atom will explode like bomb. Again these are all imagination that how these Shells are present and electrons arranged themselves around the nucleus.

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[@marlovsk1]

Hi, I liked and subscribed. I have a doubt. You showed the shells rotating in oposite directions, is it some rule? I know that eletrons in same orbital must have oposite spin, but that's not the case.

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9:20 foward

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Hi Marlon the picture that was shown in the slide is just a gif taken to show that electrons are moving. It was not used to show that shells have opposite rotations otherwise it would be mentioned, and you are right there are rules that the electrons you put into an atom have to actually spin in alternating directions and have different angular momenta due to the odd rules of quantum mechanics.

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[@Preeti_Agrawal710]

7:31 the electron is in 2s means second shell so how it can be in subshell of 1 please can u explain a bit

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[@taballas]

According to Maxwells equations moving electrons radiate energy. Where does the atom get this energy from? This all looks good on paper but doesn't describe anything real.

[@random_guy_12321]

Mam pls reply to my query pls. 1) If they r moving in Dumbbell shape then what is its size like dumbbell of 2p will be limited to 2nd shell and dumbbell of 4p will be limited to 4th shell right? 2)If they are moving in dumbbell shape then how is radial node creating between them (here at 10:20) since dumbbell is not circular so the ring of radial node should not be there but still u have shown there is gap between those yellow rings but the green one does not have gap, anything that i m lacking?

[@anonymouscat7703]

To understand your first question let's look at 2nd question first :- An electron in an atomic orbital state acts somewhat like a plucked guitar string. It is spread out in a three-dimensional cloud-like wavefunction that vibrates. Whereas a guitar string vibrates up and down, an atomic electron wavefunction simply vibrates strong and weak . And the radial nodes are just for concept, the motion of electron is not like this. The motion of electron is undefineable The frequency at which the electron wavefunction vibrates is directly proportional to the total energy of the electron. Electrons in higher-energy atomic states vibrate more quickly. Because an electron is a quantum object with wave-like properties, it must always be vibrating at some frequency. In order for an electron to stop vibrating and therefore have a frequency of zero, it must be destroyed. In an atom, this happens when an electron is sucked into the nucleus and takes part in a nuclear reaction known as electron capture. So while vibrating constantly the size varies. We can determine the size by mathematical equation called radius equation but it would not be accurate more likely it's approximate. Therefore the size is uncertain. You can also justify it by Heisenberg's uncertainty principle. It states Both the exact position and velocity of electron cannot be measured simultaneously. When we even can't measure it so it's impossible to measure the size of it. Plus don't think of orbitals as linear paths, they are not linear paths but just a probability where electron could be found. If we keep the electron moving on a certain orbit while vibration and emitting light, It would collapse just as rutherford told. but now we know the electron doesn't move in just wave but also in particle motion . It's presence can be defined as a fog where we can see tiny lights they are the places where electron can be present. and since the p-orbit is in dumbbell shape one side of it contains positive revolving of the electron and the other side contains negative they both meet in the nucleus where the electron density is zero hence an electron cannot go there normally. If it goes there it would be an electron capture and a nuclear explosion. So, this video is just about what they teach you in school as you go to higher levels of chemistry like masters etc. U'll get to know the concept I just told you about. To understand more clearly visit it : kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKOXYZmkm62WmbM I hope It cleared your concept ^^ !

[@random_guy_12321]

@@anonymouscat7703 thank you very much! As a student who just came to class 11, it was very difficult for me to understand all this but you helped me very much now I have a better idea how electron is present. Just a qus is there any possibility that electron my be present in radial node ? Like the electron moving in 3p must be passing through the radial node between 2s and 3s. Or I should not mix like node of different quantum numbers means i should examine them separately.. (I read in a post that says electron passes node like wave .....)

[@anonymouscat7703]

@@random_guy_12321 Basically Radial nodes are the spherical surface region where the probability of finding an electron is zero just like the places with electron density as zero such as nucleus and if your a student of grade 11 there would be a line in the orbitals topic saying "the probability of finding the electron is zero between two orbitals. This plane is called nodal plane or nodal surface". So I don't think it's possible to find one there but while changing the energy levels it can pass through the space real quick as it spins almost 50000 times around the nucleus in a second so I don't think it's possible cuz of my limited knowledge. Actually I am in grade 11th as well 😅

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Hi, I want to say thank you to @anonymouscat7703 for explaining it beautifully. I must say I wouldn't be able to explain it with this much clarity as my major is not in chemistry. Really appreciated.

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