Electrolysis
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Series GCSE Chemistry: Atomic Structure and Bonding Lesson 2 of 5
Electronic Structure and Electron Configuration
Electron shells, energy levels, and writing electronic configurations.
Slide 4 Two Ways to Show Electronic Structure
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Slide 5 Rules for Filling the Shells
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Slide 6 Electronic Structure of the First Twenty Elements
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Slide 7 Check Your Understanding
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Slide 8 Check Your Understanding
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Slide 9 What You Should Take Away
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What’s in this lesson
- 1 Electronic Structure and Electron Configuration Free to read
- 2 One Electron Changes Everything Free to read
- 3 Energy Levels (Electron Shells) Free to read
- 4 Two Ways to Show Electronic Structure
- 5 Rules for Filling the Shells
- 6 Electronic Structure of the First Twenty Elements
- 7 Check Your Understanding
- 8 Check Your Understanding
- 9 What You Should Take Away
The whole series
- 1 Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table (AQA GCSE Chemistry)
- 2 Electronic Structure and Electron Configuration
- 3 Ionic Bonding and Ionic Compounds
- 4 Covalent Bonding and Simple Molecules
- 5 Metallic Bonding and Properties of Metals
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