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The d amp f Orbitals Explained
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Dr. Bedard(Ph.D.) explains that next are the d orbitals, present when n ≥ 3. There are 5 d orbitals corresponding to the 2 -1, 0, 1, 2 potential values of ml. Four of these d-orbitals have a cloverleaf pattern and are labeled as dxy, dxz, dyz, and dx2 y2. corresponding to the planes in which they lie. The last dz2 has a unique dumbell shape with a doughnut ring around the center. Even though it might look different, it still has the same energy as the other d orbitals. The last orbitals are the f orbitals when n ≥ 4. There are 7 f orbitals corresponding to the -3, -2 -1, 0, 1, 2, 3 potential values of ml and have an extremely complex shape that we won’t get into. While we won’t get into their representative shapes, they are crucial to be aware of for electronic structures and configurations of elements. • • Full Video: • Atomic Orbitals Quantum Numbers • For more information please visit http://nocollegeneeded.org • #nocollegeneeded #science #chemistryhelp #chemistryrocks #ncn #generalchemistry #collegechemistry #chemistrytips #chemistryhelp #stemeducation #education #stem #scienceexplained #learning #shorts • #orbitals #orbitalscience #atomicorbitals #electrons #principal #quantumphysics #quantummechanics #quantum #quantumnumbers #angularmomentum #dorbital #forbital
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