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Page 65
... orbitals ( the seventh shell is outermost ) , and with additional electrons packing into inside orbitals . Specifically , the series is formed by the insertion of one more electron for each successive new element into an underlying 5f ...
... orbitals ( the seventh shell is outermost ) , and with additional electrons packing into inside orbitals . Specifically , the series is formed by the insertion of one more electron for each successive new element into an underlying 5f ...
Page 66
... orbitals , being farther from the nu- cleus , are much less tightly bound than are those in 4f orbitals and , in fact , sometimes are active enough to take part in chemical reactions . The result is that the actinide elements , in which ...
... orbitals , being farther from the nu- cleus , are much less tightly bound than are those in 4f orbitals and , in fact , sometimes are active enough to take part in chemical reactions . The result is that the actinide elements , in which ...
Page 67
... orbitals mix with those in the 6d orbitals and consequently form a number of hybrid electronic states of nearly the same energy . Beginning with americium , however , the electron energy levels seem to be sufficiently separated so that ...
... orbitals mix with those in the 6d orbitals and consequently form a number of hybrid electronic states of nearly the same energy . Beginning with americium , however , the electron energy levels seem to be sufficiently separated so that ...
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