Electronic Configuration of Cl
Why does not the p shell gets the electron to be fully filled
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@Dexter
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Don't have similar energy? We were told diffrent.... We were said that the energies are almost equal we got a question on it as well and the answer was 3s=3p
i was told the same too and got the same Q too...
nope , 3s<3p , thus the electron enters 3s first following aufbau principle
I know but all of our teachers said ki yea we consider 3s and 3p to have same energy
Wait I'll send the question
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OHHH I REMEMBER
TEACHER SAID THAT THEY WILL HAVE THE SAME ENERGY AS THEY ARE IN THE SAME SHELL
like 3s 3p 3d will have same
i forgot the term , generalize or smthing
Yesss exactly I don't remember either but they said that orbitals of same shell will have same energies
But then why do they fill up in increasing energy order? And even in that it's sorta random at times (the cross thingy is not predictable at all it's kind of a way to easily remember)
iteachchem
Transcription requested by Devalok Varshney
Devalok. What? Oh, I get it. You're saying why is it not 3s13p6? Okay, the logic between why it becomes 4s13d5 is because 4s and 3d are similar in energy, theoretically speaking. 3s and 3p are not similar energy so the jumping of electron doesn't happen. That's a very interesting question. Yeah, but that's not something that happens is what we see in nature.
aufbau principle
Wait wait. This is only for hydrogen like species
It is it is. n + l rule.
Multielectron system
Dont mug that random graph like thing
everything in nature wants to remain in it's lowest energy form
Because energy is inversely proportional to stability
Ohh yea that was the question
Ahhh ok I got sooo for single electron /hydrogen like species energy of same orbit is same but for multielectron atoms it follows aufbau principle
yes
Ok got it
Shell would be more accurate
Hmmmmm ok
wait nvm
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