Energy Levels & Electronic Configuration | Properties of Matter | Chemistry | FuseSchool

[@jolanpotayre7154]

why is it that in other videos in youtube shows the electron configuration as somewhat like 1s 2s 2p 3s 3p and so on..

[@jacobfewings4068]

You helped me well

[@candygirl6704]

such an easy explanation thanks

[@lambmaster]

Thank you. PS it's NUCLEUS not NUCULUS

[@ninosawbrzostowiecki1892]

How do scientists know the electrons are arranged this way?

[@AmineChM21]

+Ninosław Ciszewski Magnifiers

[@japjootsingh9734]

Gunbnelch Maui u can't see an atom even with the most powerful microscopes

[@ramadarwish3543]

This is a theory that they did a lot of Experiences to prove that it is right and this actually helped with a lot of Experiences about atoms

[@sushmarenji51]

Most of ur videos are simple and understandable. i want u to put videos on mechanism of organic reactions..........

[@angreys]

Why does shell has limited capacity of electron? Why the first shell from center can only hold 2 e..?

[@fuseschool]

The Pauli exclusion principle determines the maximum number of electrons allowed in each shell and subshell. The number of electrons in the outermost subshell determines the atom's chemical properties, since it is these electrons that are farthest from the nucleus and thus interact most with other atoms. You may want to look up the Pauli Exclusion Principle in more detail 🙂

[@mariammayahiba]

OMG thank you so muc ! This helped a lot !!

[@kingjeff6974]

Give you the answers

[@hassanakkad4030]

Who's here because of school hw 🤔

[@rooooooby]

if you are taking chemistry do you really need to explain 2+1 = 3

[@MCStupidBiscuits]

I had thought that the first shell could hold 2, the second could hold 8, the third 18, and the fourth 32. ._.

[@bagofchiuuups321]

you talk too fast

[@whiteauraxiv5361]

Just change the play back speed noob

[@muhammadisaac07]

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[@meilimartin4973]

lol

[@dona335]

U talkkk wayyy too faast

[@fuseschool]

Thank you for the feedback - I'll pass it on to our teachers.