Electron Configuration and Noble Gases | My Journey In Science 4

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Today, we just recapped about the lesson we tackled last meeting which is about the Atomic Bond, Octet Rule, and the Valence Electrons. Our teacher assigned us to identify the electron configuration of the other elements using the noble gases and the Pauli's Exclusion Principle.




                     

Above is one of the example our teacher assigned us to do. We first used the Noble Gas notation then after that we used the Electron Configuration which is the longest one to write. 

We use noble gases to add shortcut on the Electron Configuration. We will just follow the next aufbau principle with the last aufbau principle with the noble gas provided.

For the Electron Configuration, we are just going to follow the aufbau principle until it reaches the exact amount of the atomic number of the element we need.

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