chad chem q!!!!

[RING12]

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what chad means with saying in third shell there are 32 or 9 orbitals. I understand where the 9 comes from but how we get 32??????

 

[RUpremed]

doesn't make sense

 

[RING12]

doesn't make sense

yup, same to me. It's in the quizes!!!! if any one can explain it I really appriciated!!!

 

[rockclock]

what chad means with saying in third shell there are 32 or 9 orbitals. I understand where the 9 comes from but how we get 32??????

haven't seen the videos, but i'm guessing he meant 18 e- in 9 orbitals...?

the fourth shell has 32 e- in 16 orbitals, so he probably just misspoke.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron_shell#Number_of_electrons_in_each_shell

 

[JustwantDDS]

so whats 2n^2 for then?

i figured if 3= n, shell
then its 2*3 ^2 so 6^2= 36

am i totally wrong?

# of e- 2n^2
#of orbitals n^2

???? this was in my notes >.<

 

[rockclock]

so whats 2n^2 for then?

i figured if 3= n, shell
then its 2*3 ^2 so 6^2= 36

am i totally wrong?

# of e- 2n^2
#of orbitals n^2

???? this was in my notes >.<

your notes are right...your math could use some work...

it's 2n^2, as in 2*(n^2)

for n = 3, that's 2 * 3^2 = 2 * 9 = 18 e-

 

[JustwantDDS]

nevermind............

taken from: http://www.fordhamprep.org/gcurran/sho/sho/lessons/lesson36.htm

 

[JustwantDDS]

😛 yep your right...sorry!

your notes are right...your math could use some work...

it's 2n^2, as in 2*(n^2)

for n = 3, that's 2 * 3^2 = 2 * 9 = 18 e-