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oxygen can hold only 6 valence electrons, how come there's 8 on an oxygen here?

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THANK YOU for the drawings and analogies, I've been struggling for so long to understand something that now seems so simple, just divisions with divisions and subdivisions.

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great video but the elctron configuartionm for lithium should be 1s2 2s1

It's not necessarily the case that one atom hogs more electrons than another since that would imply that the atoms aren't covalent.

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Thanks so much! I finally understand the difference between sublevels and orbitals

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Thanks for this demonstration. It would be nice if you could explain why we go up to energy level four (a higher energy level than three) to fill up the s subshell, but then jump back down again to level three (a lower energy level) to fill up the d subshell. I understand that you are explaining How to write out the electron configuration using the periodic table as a guide, but no chemistry professor has ever explained Why we go up to a higher energy level, and then back down again to a lower energy level, to fill the next subshell. I think chemistry professors learn by rote in school, and so teach by rote, as they have learned. None of them seem to understand the physics involved; they just accept it. Do you know why the electron configuration goes up to the next level and then back down again to fill up the d subshell? Thanks for any insight you might have.

You say that each energy level holds up to eight electrons, but then you show an atom with four energy levels, that has s, p, d, and f subshells. If energy level four (n4) in an atom has four subshells, containing up to 2 electrons (for s), 6 (for p), 10 (for d) and 14 (for f) respectively, that's a total of 32 electrons in energy level four. But you said the energy levels beyond the first energy level can hold only up to eight electrons for each level. How do you explain that? That has always confused me. Thank you for any insight.

Is this a thermodynamics problem?

Thank you so much for sharing your videos! I think there should be a minor correction on 2:22 with Lithium's electron configuration. It should be 1s^2 2s^1

First of all, I want to thank you, I have learned more from you than my professor.