When you were in GCSE you should have been taught that the electron shells went 2-8-18-32. -the s orbital can hold 2 electrons, so that is the first shell filled -next is the p orbital that can hold 6 electrons, that's the second shell filled -to fill the third shell you need 10 more electrons that is where the d orbital comes in, that can hold 10 electrons. -the fourth shell needs an additional 14 electrons that is where you get the f orbital, if your doing A level you don't need this my chem teacher said to just forget about the f orbital its too complicated and you don't need it.
Im doing my A level at the moment and this is how my teacher told us it seemed pretty straight forward how she explained it. More.
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