Inside Atoms: Electron Shells and Valence Electron

An atom consists of a nucleus that contains neutrons and protons, and electrons that move randomly around the nucleus in an area called an orbital. Each orbital or electron shell has a specific energy level and can only hold a certain number of electrons.

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00:00 Arrangement of Electrons in Atoms
00:07 What does an atom consist of?
00:40 Electron shell has specific energy level
00:46 All shells are filled in order of the energy level
00:49 The first shell
00:59 The second shell
01:04 The third and fourth shells
01:18 Examples
02:03 What if the atomic number is more than 20?
02:45 Periodic table of elements