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Atomic Structure Tutorial Class JEE 2022

This document discusses atomic structure and provides examples. It begins by explaining that atomic structure involves the electron configuration of elements, specifically the number of protons (P) and electrons (E) which must be equal. It then gives the electron configuration of nitrogen as an example, showing it has 7 protons and 7 electrons. Finally, it states that elements in the same period of the periodic table have the same value of (N-P) and discusses how atomic structure can be used to understand differences between elements. The document contains 3 levels of information about atomic structure.

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Atomic Structure Tutorial Class JEE 2022

This document discusses atomic structure and provides examples. It begins by explaining that atomic structure involves the electron configuration of elements, specifically the number of protons (P) and electrons (E) which must be equal. It then gives the electron configuration of nitrogen as an example, showing it has 7 protons and 7 electrons. Finally, it states that elements in the same period of the periodic table have the same value of (N-P) and discusses how atomic structure can be used to understand differences between elements. The document contains 3 levels of information about atomic structure.

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Atomic structure Tutorial class

JEE 2022
Level 1 : Atomic structure

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for s orbitals.

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