Lesson Atomic Structure
Introduction - IT03410005
Introduction - Continued - IT03410006
Introduction - Continued - IT03410007
Introduction - Continued - IT03410008
Introduction - Continued - IT03410009
Introduction - Continued - IT03410010
Introduction - Continued - IT03410011
Introduction - Continued - IT03410012
Main Shell
Protons
Atomic Symbol
Atomic Symbol - Continued - IT03410016
Atomic Symbol - Continued - IT03410017
Atomic Symbol - Continued - IT03410019
The number of subshells within each main shell is equal to the main shell number
The number of subshells within each main shell is equal to the main shell number - Continued
Maximum
Maximum - Continued
Sharing
Exchange Several
Exchange Several - Continued
The valence temperature shell must contain its maximum number of electrons
Increases
Increases - Continued
Decreases
Decreases - Continued
Resistance Decreases
Protons Neutrons
One-twelfth Carbon Atom Mass Number
One-twelfth Carbon Atom Mass Number - Continued - IT03410036
One-twelfth Carbon Atom Mass Number - Continued - IT03410037
Radioactive Stable
Different forms of an element, each having a different atomic mass
Half of the number of radioactive atoms to disintegrate.
Nucleus Constituent
Stable Radioactive.
Chemical Nuclear
Physical Chemical Nuclear
Periodic Table of the Elements
Atomic Structure
Introduction - IT03410005
Introduction - Continued - IT03410006
Introduction - Continued - IT03410007
Introduction - Continued - IT03410008
Introduction - Continued - IT03410009
Introduction - Continued - IT03410010
Introduction - Continued - IT03410011
Introduction - Continued - IT03410012
Main Shell
Protons
Atomic Symbol
Atomic Symbol - Continued - IT03410016
Atomic Symbol - Continued - IT03410017
Atomic Symbol - Continued - IT03410019
The number of subshells within each main shell is equal to the main shell number
The number of subshells within each main shell is equal to the main shell number - Continued
Maximum
Maximum - Continued
Sharing
Exchange Several
Exchange Several - Continued
The valence temperature shell must contain its maximum number of electrons
Increases
Increases - Continued
Decreases
Decreases - Continued
Resistance Decreases
Protons Neutrons
One-twelfth Carbon Atom Mass Number
One-twelfth Carbon Atom Mass Number - Continued - IT03410036
One-twelfth Carbon Atom Mass Number - Continued - IT03410037
Radioactive Stable
Different forms of an element, each having a different atomic mass
Half of the number of radioactive atoms to disintegrate.
Nucleus Constituent
Stable Radioactive.
Chemical Nuclear
Physical Chemical Nuclear
Periodic Table of the Elements
Atomic Structure
