Introduction to Wave Mechanical Model

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Introduction to Wave Mechanics Model

Go to the website: https://www.learner.org/series/interactive-the-periodic-table/

Be sure to click on the third tab: It's Elementary

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Take detailed notes in your own words (not copy paste) on separate paper to attach to your Unit 3 note packet or by adding an additional page in your kami document of the Unit 3 Note Packet. Your notes should include the following information: energy levels, orbitals, and notation styles. To navigate the website, once you have completed the energy levels screen, click on the orbitals link (at the bottom of the screen) to go to the next slide.

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Once you have completed learning about notations styles, click play now to test your knowledge of Building Elements.

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When you have correctly constucted an atom of helium , draw the “draw objects here” and “electrons with arrows” boxes below.

Introduction to Wave Mechanical Model

Last updated over 5 years ago

4 Nsɛmmisa

Introduction to Wave Mechanics Model

Go to the website: https://www.learner.org/series/interactive-the-periodic-table/

Be sure to click on the third tab: It's Elementary

✅

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⬆️

Once you have completed learning about notations styles, click play now to test your knowledge of Building Elements.

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Introduction to Wave Mechanical Model

When you have correctly constucted an atom of helium , draw the “draw objects here” and “electrons with arrows” boxes below.

Introduction to Wave Mechanical Model

When you have correctly constucted an atom of helium , draw the “draw objects here” and “electrons with arrows” boxes below.

When you have correctly constucted an atom of carbon , draw the “draw objects here” and “electrons with arrows” boxes below.

When you have correctly constucted an atom of sodium, draw the “draw objects here” and “electrons with arrows” boxes below.

When you have correctly constucted an atom of argon, draw the “draw objects here” and “electrons with arrows” boxes below.

When you have correctly constucted an atom of carbon , draw the “draw objects here” and “electrons with arrows” boxes below.

When you have correctly constucted an atom of sodium, draw the “draw objects here” and “electrons with arrows” boxes below.

When you have correctly constucted an atom of argon, draw the “draw objects here” and “electrons with arrows” boxes below.