Energy levels, sublevels, & orbitals

[@ennosenyen]

OH MY GOD i almost broke into tears during chem class because i understood NOTHING! this video literally made me cry tears of joy because it was so helpful and more understanding, its like midnight and i don´t care about being tired tomorrow, at least i can sleep in peace being less stress in chem. Thank you so much, your videos are seriously helpful especially cause i have to reteach myself chem class lessons because my teacher is too confusing. again THANK YOU SO much!!! your a chem saver!

[@perfectgoldclips7333]

u too emotional

[@sahibafaisal2873]

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[@arancienne]

lol an understatement

[@blurp9054]

No.

[@Jukebox300Minecraft]

I came here more than a year ago when my teacher didn't know how to explain anything. I'm here again for a refresher; this video really makes everything clear. Thank you!

[@wadehosking4446]

So glad I found your channel. Sonya, you're a life saver.

[@Valentina-ut2gb]

THANK YOU for the drawings and analogies, I've been struggling for so long to understand something that now seems so simple, just divisions with divisions and subdivisions.

[@genesistorres7374]

Thank you i tried to understand during class and was lost, i tried to reteach myself from the book and was still lost, i finally understand it with your video. U broke it down and made it super simple with the analogy. Ty ty ty! 💕

[@Angie-yx8vi]

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[@sonyabirazian8921]

Hello Kritin you are correct the capacity of each shell becomes more complex with the addition of more sublevels - the important thing to note is that most of the outer most energy levels can hold up to 8. the noble gases are the only family that actually have 8 in their outer most energy level though.

[@princessjazz5767]

+Sonya Birazian Honestly, Thank you the way yous explained with analogies Can't say thanks enough please also explain delocalization, concept of energy and lewis dot structure because i have feeling I might understand every topic of orgo if u explained it plz plz do reply

[@jessicak5564]

Hey there i really like the video and they way you explain its really helping me out a lot, i was just wondering is a sublevel also called a subshell?

[@sonyabirazian8921]

a "shell" is another name used for an energy level- so a sublevel might be called a subshell

[@jessicak5564]

Sonya Birazian i was just a bit unsure because thats what the teacher in my class said about the subshell so i just got a little confused. Thank you so much for all your videos they are the best ones on youtube really clear an easy to understand i really like the way you explain things it helps so much :)

[@markkeith9055]

Sometimes, atoms beyond the 2 orbital will hold more than 8 in a molecule. Not a single atom however. Just 8. I think that's right.

[@lourdeslozano3179]

This is extremely pedagogic. Really, amazing

[@kittendkat5100]

1:27 and 2:48 she repeats the same incorrect statement twice by saying that ALL energy levels BEYOND the first one can hold NO MORE THAN 8 electrons. This alone turned an otherwise very good video into a confusing one.

[@willamos7072]

I dont undestand... you explained that the max a shell can hold is 8, but as shown in 'n = 3' which has 's' 'p' and 'd', the total of the electrons in those orbitals can add up to 18. Please explain because i was also taught that the max a shell can hold is 2n^2 where n is the shell number or energy level.

[@Lmaowhatyoulookingat]

Thank you so much i tried so much to understand in my school but i just couldn't and i have and exam tommorow u helped so so much thank you so much

[@BG-os5ym]

Please correct me if I am wrong, but I think that the maximum number of electrons in each energy level is 2 times n², where n is the number of the energy level.

[@rezaayoubi9147]

this is confusing because the maximum number of electron in n levels are 2n^2. so n4 can hold up to 32 electron

[@skreetz3814]

You've made it so simple. I want to send you a donation

[@FungleJungal]

You say that each energy level can only have 8 electrons but that does not make sense because energy level 4 has up to 17 orbitals and each orbital can hold two electrons

[@ilanbens1]

How come we said every shell can hold only 8 electrons but then from the third shell you have over 4 sublevel each holding 2 electrons which means there are more then 8 electrons in these shells?

[@pradipchaterjee9576]

Atleast someone who doesn't Tell No need to focus on this Isn't coming in the test Someone focusing on learning 🙄

[@chancheng6893]

thank you so much for using hotel as example , it gives me idea directly !

[@ketciam2710]

I really love this video, it's really teachable and understandable.😀😀😀

[@brianwoodward5561]

Energy lavels are not limited to 8 electrons...only n=2 is limited to 8

[@nigakamal2240]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THAT AMAZING VIDEO 💐💐

[@leahmoniz1612]

I thought that the 3rd energy level holds up to 18 electrons?

[@lauriedelgado8395]

What happened to the rest of this video?? +Sonya Birazian

[@hindalsuwat1189]

Amazing!!!!! Thank you so much.

[@republicbmc7966]

You propelled human virtue to a new level! You explained such complex issues so well! Thank you very much

[@MamaSunnyside]

Reviewing chemistry quiz questions that were troublesome for me for my upcoming final. I really appreciated this video. The hotel room analogy is a great way to remember this. Thank you for taking the time to make this video.

[@yolofapper9668]

this is surprisingly good,the hotel analogy was superb way to explain it!

[@o.o796]

You're going to heaven miss

[@smooth1748]

omg! I'm so happy I found this video. My pregnancy brain finally understands lol

[@morganbibbs8230]

what about for n=5 and n=6?

[@B0Sajwah]

10/10 excellent analogies. The hotel one is already stuck in my head. Thank you sonya.

[@yasmenahmad9156]

OMG IS THAT THE PARADISE!!

[@jesussaquin6266]

Oh ma gad this is worth around 350$ of lecture :0

[@marihanbadr1271]

this might seem a bit overly-simplified when you see it after watching other videos, but honestly it is absolutely amazing! there is no need to complicate things at the beginning. This helped me understand soooo well, thank you so much!!

[@marihanbadr1271]

but i have a question. You said in the beginning that all the orbitals outside the first one can hold upto 8 electrons then you yourself negated that indirectly when you showed the great hotel example where the third floor could hold up to 18 electrons and the fourth could hold up to 32. please explain this.

[@Lemons9999]

@@marihanbadr1271 there are 2 electrons in each bed

[@mannytorres8173]

This was very helpful! Thank you!

[@marksteve8373]

Sonya you are more than amazing! thanks a lot!!! I actually read about this in a book, and I almost decided to just close the book and not study for the test next tweek, untill I saw this video..:)

[@humanbeing2010]

thanks so much .. you are a great teacher.🌹🌹

[@emanellaithy4339]

i would denote the electrons in each orbital as pillows lol

[@azzougnardjes1520]

thank u soo much

[@briseydaarenas3132]

This video is so old so you probably won't see it but thank you soooo much your a life savor❤️!

[@kanwal6181]

My teacher explained this in the most confusing way possible and I didn't understand it. 1 time from watching your video I completely understand. Thank You!

[@alvakrus]

thank you so much

[@alkminilouizou4346]

I AM SO THANKFULL I FOUND THIS !!!!!I felt stupid during them class and all of the sudden they seem so simple...ΤΗΑΝΚ ΥΟU

[@maskedmarvyl4774]

You say that each energy level holds up to eight electrons, but then you show an atom with four energy levels, that has s, p, d, and f subshells. If energy level four (n4) in an atom has four subshells, containing up to 2 electrons (for s), 6 (for p), 10 (for d) and 14 (for f) respectively, that's a total of 32 electrons in energy level four. But you said the energy levels beyond the first energy level can hold only up to eight electrons for each level. How do you explain that? That has always confused me. Thank you for any insight.

[@nawhtetshwesinhlaing8653]

I still can't believe I found this video. Very great and simple explanation. Now, I can explain my poor friends about the energy levels, the sub levels and the orbitals of the atoms. I'll just show them your video!!!

[@Animestation3418]

I have after two days a Chemistry exam and this really helps me to understand what inside atom really thank you for your help

[@wesleymurray7028]

This is fucking crazy... I will help my entire chem class understand with this one SIMPLE example! Thankyou!!!

[@Shine_cloudy]

Plz just tell what is the 4level energy?does that mean (4p)or(4s)or what??? Or i should use the priceple of 2n2 to figuration the electron then determine what's the 4level energy; i hope that yoy are understanding me ,plz awnser me:(

[@kyawn5115]

Awesome Explanation!!! thnxxx..but i have a few doubts.... #upto how many shells the electron capacity is 8??? I mean starting from shell 1 and going on endlessly, is each shell's capacity 8, or does it change??

[@InspireMomentsonly]

wow....really great,thanks, go on... the explanation is really wonderful, by using hotel rooms..

[@Ms_Nwannunu]

You're awesome

[@Lisa.pizzza]

I'm having to reteach myself basically after every class... =( I'm so thankful for finding your channel!

[@khansateli7916]

LIFESAVER!!!!

[@reinalove6725]

Why are you calling S/p sub levels? Sublevel s? Sublevel p....these are orbitals. S is sherical shaped P is lobe shaped etc... I stopped video here. Don't confuse people with info that isn't correct.

[@psychosisjones3621]

This video was SO funny. No but really though thank you. Very helpful video.

[@devenwarang3687]

awesome...was very helpful...keep making videos like this

[@mohamedarafat5181]

wish you were my chemistry TEACHER! I could've had always get full mark

[@malibumouse]

Thanks so much! I finally understand the difference between sublevels and orbitals

[@rajasekarancj8640]

thank u!!! that was great..... u relived me from a messy topic using the concept of hotel.... !!!

[@alanhaykins464]

I dont understand why everyone is trying to become a teacher now a days....full of crap...

[@fauziyahrahmawati6128]

very clear. but I still dont understand why 4s filled first before 3d. can you explain me? thx

[@amanuelwondimu9964]

Wow

[@tomokofliearman9468]

Here again visiting you to watch this video for my other son. You are genius, ma'am. Amazing.

[@MargaretWiltrout]

Wow!!! Best explanation I have seen! Thank you!!!

[@potsana3918]

Second energy level of carbon holding only 4 electrons out of 8. Not 6, like you said, right?

[@blessingokolo163]

Your video really helped me understand energy levels&valence electron shit😊ur example and explanations are very clear thanks👍

[@faizullah3466]

how much energy required to move a charge of 12^-6 though a diffrence in potential of 6 volt

[@joelgeer496]

SHE IS A LIAR. This has caused me MUCH confusion. She clearly states in the beginning of the video that each energy level can have up to 8 electrons in it. She then goes on to contradict herself by using the formula 2n^2. This "each energy level can only hold 8 electrons" is false. I wasted too much time getting to the bottom of whether this was true or not. Watching this video was 10 minutes a waste of time. Will NOT be coming back here again.

[@okayneptune]

The first energy level can hold 2 electrons and all the rest AFTER that can hold 8

[@karank2136]

why does atom.has ,2,8,8,18. electrons ?????anybody

[@AsianTaile]

I don't know how this to do with comedy as it was tagged, although your metaphors are very notable and made the video very evident for the viewers. I thank you.

[@MultiPolireddy]

thanks for giving exact theory with good example....

[@arlethguerrero2939]

now i understand how to do orbitalssssss. thank you very muchhhhhhhh..I subscribed yu ;)

[@charme2377]

thank you i was looking for that since 2 months....but wht about interband energy ?

[@what6582]

who's here in 2020 because they don't understand chemistry class yup me

[@krajalakshmi9416]

i was seriously confused about the orbitals, sublevels.......u made this so easy....

[@morganromo556]

Thank you so much! This is very helpful for my test tomorrow!

[@Salma-kx8ml]

It’s 2023 and I can’t get over this master of peace thank you so much

[@patcism]

This is amazing. Wow

[@weakataglance]

I loved that triangular setup you used to explain. I finally have a mnemonic for this organization. Thanks, Sonya.

[@dragracinglikeaboss]

Very clear and informative video, Thank you!

[@raidalbattah3808]

I have a question about row three, you said it has S level, P level, and d level, going back to the table there is no d level in row three, how come this?

[@ushashukla168]

thanku sooo much , helped me a lot. I really appreciate the hotel example....... thanks

[@ushashukla168]

thanku sooo much , helped me a lot. I really appreciate the hotel example....... thanks

[@ushashukla168]

thanku sooo much , helped me a lot. I really appreciate the hotel example....... thanks

[@DrMilinda]

Great video thanks :)

[@ghulmustaf6838]

This video clear my concept ....thanks alot for a video.......

[@only1dwill]

I really appreciate this video. Your organization and explanations are great!!!

[@jordaneagle2480]

My teacher teaches something totally different

[@pandurangacharyaachivenkat4763]

Loved your video...........but you could have been more technical

[@Martin_Z555]

good orBEDal memory device lol these little tricks are useful af

[@gerryboyp.7668]

Will you please draw shells and how many electrons on each shells. Thanks..

[@FatemaBegum-m3k]

Im Bangladeshi. Assalamu alaikum ❤️

[@nonoobboobs]

this is the major problem with modern teaching, the teachers don't explain what they are talking about, they make analogies for us to memorise, but by doing so we have no experience with the actual model.

[@123456abcdef16]

Hello Sonya! Does the Electron Dot need to be in the pattern you have shown or can they be anywhere on the orbit.

[@ShankariRavithas]

+Sonya Birazian Oh my god! i am soo happy i found ur videos before my chem midterm, they really help! these are going to save my grade in the class=)

[@iramafroz6023]

your explanation helped me a lot thank you so so so so so so so so so so much

[@Feeble_cursed_one]

5:00 energy level (great presentation btw)

[@ghazy1957]

you are very skilful to explain it in a simple manner. thank you

[@jackwilliams8986]

ILL marry this woman if she's still single :PPP