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Electron Configuration

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Sub-Shell and Maximum Electron

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Electron Configuration Based on Shell

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an atom figure with shell labels (Oxygen)

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Shell KWrite 2 if electron2
Write 1 if electron < 2 (only for Hydrogen)
Shell LWrite 8 if electron8
Write leftover electrons if electron < 8
Shell MWrite 18 if electron18
Write 8 if 8electron < 18
Write leftover electrons if electron < 8
Shell NWrite 32 if electron32
Write 18 if 18electron < 32
Write 8 if 8electron < 18
Write leftover electrons if electron < 8
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How to Determine Electron Count

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