Orbitals, the Basics: Atomic Orbital Tutorial — probability, shapes, energy |Crash Chemistry Academy

Great lecture! But now, what are pi and sigma bonds?

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has anyone tried to extrapolate out these patterns into what shapes must be forming cross-sections that are visible like that?

The electron can be found where it is, but the speed ha to be syncronised with the first orbit. It needs the wave of color blu. Very simply.

Was going through more than 10 videos on YT and still couldn't figure out what an orbital is. This video definitely helped me understand the difference between the orbital and the orbit.

Do you see how irrational this theory is? That's why it is often presented in a mixed way as electrons orbit along strange trajectory withing an orbital represented as an field of a given shape. But when we can observe individual atoms at play, we see quite stable behavior. Look around you. There is no coincidence what is made of what and why. Also it is quite persistent in many cases like damn brick in a wall. That probability approach is ridiculous. The shape of the field matters and says everything. This is the inner part, a nucleus that decides the shape of the outer electric filed. As it is afield than an electron as concept is useless and makes the whole confusion. The field changes by equal parts, so the shape of the field. The shape matters. Look at methane with graphical representation of orbitals for example. It is all there, the whole mystery of chemistry and physics in one spot without guessing where the electron is. Charge is charge and must be conserved.

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Wonderfull class, all of this is to get 90% chance of finding the electron, and let's say i found one. What i supose to do with it? Bringing home e pet my electron?
Joke aside there is people that say the location of the electron is not so important as to find out the momentum witch they have, i don't know if that's true tough...

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Thank you!!! I've watched 3 videos already on orbitals and was completely lost. Breaking it down visually was super helpful.

Why can an electron be outside it's orbital by a probability of 10%?

Why is "p" orbital not a sphere anymore?

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Thank you for walking through this. I finally understand the topic I never could never grasp years ago either because textbooks don’t break it down this way or professors assume we already know

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The best explanation of orbitals. the sentence ( the shape is the probability of the position of the electrons, not the path) explained confusion for two semesters trying to grasp what these shapes are. Thank you so much!

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Why all the above is important? 😮
To understand the implementation of the Legendre Polynomial in conjunction with the quantum number (n)², giving us 7²=49 Orbitals, each with 3 Electrons = 98 Electrons total in Californium, compared to only 94 Electrons, that is 4 Electrons less in 5th Engery Level, or Shell, in Plutonium with the same number of shells and thus the same number of expected Orbitals.😵‍💫
Conclusion: The rudementary method of calculating the number of electrons in an atom by knowing the number of orbitals does not always work out. 😮‍💨

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