Practice
We have to define the exact place of the last electron for the element Neon¹⁰
- We have to configure the electrons 1s²,2s²,2p⁶
- Now we focus on the last number 2p⁶
• n (the number before the letter) = 2
• ℓ ( = P ) = 1
3. We define P's orbitals
2p⁶ ==> 3 orbs ==> 6 electrons
Every orb contains 2 electrons
4. We have to define spin
|(+½)¹ (-½)⁴|.|(+½)² (-½)⁵ |.|(+½)³ (-½)⁶|.
-----[-1]------. -----[0]------. -----[1]------
The order of spin is marked on top of the electron¹
• mℓ (last electron place) = 1
• ms = -½
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