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Video instructions and help with filling out and completing Fill Form 8815 Amounts

Instructions and Help about Fill Form 8815 Amounts

In this video we're going to talk about the SPD F sub levels we need to know is that S has a spherical shape just like a sphere P has a dumbbell shape it can be drawn both ways D is like a cloverleaf and F has some unusual shape which varies and I really don't want to go over that but some things you need to know the number of energy levels is equal to the number of sub levels so when n is 1 you only have 1 sub level S when n is 2 you have two sub levels s and P when n is 3 you have 3 sub levels 3s 3p 3d when n is 4 there are 4 sub levels 4s 4p 4d and 4f the S sub level can hold up to two electrons and you need to know that every orbital can hold up to two electrons so s has one orbital now in a periodic table the S block is really the first two columns Group one and group two so that's the S block P can hold up to 6 electrons if you notice the P block in the periodic table it's like group 13 to group 18 you can see those six elements there P can hold up to six electrons and because every orbital can hold up to two electrons P has three orbitals D can hold up to ten electrons the elements in the D block starting with like um you have like zinc copper and nickel those are in the 3d sublevel and if you look at the periodic table this 10 elements there D can hold up to 10 electrons and so the D sublevel has 5 orbitals F can hold up to 14 electrons...

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