Orbital Blocks on PT
Subshells, Principal Energy Levels, Orbitals
Period#, Orbital Block, and Outermost Subshell
Electron Configuration & NGC
Periodic Table
100

Which color are the Subshells in the p Block? 

Purple

100

What is the %probability of finding an Electron inside an Atomic Orbital? 

90%

100

Identify for Phosphorus: 

1. Period# (P#)

2. Orbital Block (OB)

3. Outermost Subshell (OSS)

1. P# = 3

2. OB = p Block

3. OSS = 3p

100

What does the Electron Configuration represent? 

The Electron Configuration represents the address for an Atom's Electrons.

100

Where are Metals and Nonmetals located on the Periodic Table? 

Metals are located on the left. Nonmetals are located on the right. 

200

Which color are the Subshells in the d Block? 

Blue

200

Put these structures in order from smallest to largest: Principal Energy Shell (PES), Orbital, Subshell.

1. Orbital

2. Subshell

3. PES

200

Identify for Rhenium.

1. Period# (P#)

2. Orbital Block (OB)

3. Outermost Subshell (OSS) 

1. P# = 6

2. OB = d Block

3. OSS = 6 - 1 = 5d

200

When writing the Electron Configuration for any Element, which Element must you ALWAYS begin with? 

Hydrogen

200

Where are Metalloids located on the Periodic Table? 

Metalloids are located on the Right Side of the Periodic Table along the Staircase. They separate Metals and Nonmetals. 

300

Where is the f Block located on the Periodic Table? 

Bottom

300

Where is Principal Energy Shell (PES) 4 located in relation to the Nucleus and how much Energy does it contain? 

PES 4 is located furthest away from the Nucleus and has the most Energy. 

300

Why must you determine the Outermost Subshell (OSS) prior to writing the Electron Configuration of an Element? 

You must determine the OSS in order to know where the Electron Configuration ends. 

300

Write the Noble Gas Configuration (NGC) for Niobium. 

[Kr] 5s^2 4d^3

300

For the Element Silver, determine the following: 

A). Group#

B). Period#

C). Metal, Nonmetal, or Metalloid

D). Family Name

A). 11

B). 5

C). Metal

D). Transition Metals

400

How do you determine the number of a Subshell in the s Block? 

#Subshell = Period#

400

Name the Subshells in Principal Energy Shell (PES) 2. 

2s, 2p

400

Which Principle is being broken here? 

Hund's Rule

400

Write the Noble Gas Configuration (NGC) for Polonium. 

[Xe] 6s^2 4f^14 5d^10 6p^4

400

For the Element Lead, determine:

A). A Group#

B). Period#

C). #Valence Electrons

D). Metal, Nonmetal, or Metalloid

E). Family Name

A). 4A

B). 6

C). 4

D). Metal

E). Tetrels

500

How do you determine the number of a Subshell in the f Block?

#Subshell in f Block = Period# - 2

500

How many Orbitals does each d Subshell contain? 

5 Orbitals
500

Explain the Aufbau Principle (AP). 

AP states that Electrons must enter the Orbitals in the lowest Principal Energy Shells first. This prevents Electron-Electron repulsion, resulting in lower Energy, and a more stable Atom. 

500

Write the Electron Configuration for Flerovium. 

1s^2 2s^2 2p^6 3s^2 3p^6 4s^2 3d^10 4p^6 5s^2 4d^10 5p^6 6s^2 4f^14 5d^10 6p^6 7s^2 5f^14 6d^10 7p^2

500

Name the Family Name each of these 3 Elements belongs to. 

1. Gold

2. Silicon

3. Bismuth

1. Transition Metals

2. Tetrels 

3. Pnictogens

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