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what is the orbital filling rules in the aufbau principle​

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Answered by karkarthik03
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first ground state elctron should fill

Answered by Anonymous
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 \tt{\bold{\Large{\underline {Aufbau\:Principle}}}} :

➡️ ' Aufbau' is a ' German word ' which means  \tt{\underline {"building\:up" }} . According to this principle,

\sf{In\:the\:ground\:state\:of\:an\:element\:the\:electrons\:are\:filled\:in\:the\:increasing\:order\:of\:their\:energy\:levels} <br />.

 \underline{\sf{Orbital\:Filling\:Rules}} :

For Hydrogen and Hydrogen like species, the energy can be decided by the value of  \bold{'n'} .

To represent, n  \propto {E} ( Greater the value of n, Greater will be the energy.)

⚫For multi electronic species, Energy can be decided by  \bold{\underline {(\:n\:+\:l\:)}} rule.

According to  \bold{\underline {(\:n\:+\:l\:)}} rule,

➡️ ( 1 ). Greater the value of  \sf{\underline {sum\:of\:n\:and\:l \:}} , greater will be the energy.

 \sf{\fbox{(\:n\:+\:l\:) {\propto{E}}}}
 \sf{\underline {For\: example}} : Refer the attached picture.

➡️ ( ii ). If the sum of 'n' and 'l' is same, then greater the value of 'n' greater will be the energy.

 \sf{\fbox{(\:n\:+\:l\:) {\propto{E}}}}
Or
 <br />\sf{\fbox{n{\propto{E}}}} .

 \sf{\underline {For\: example}} : Refer the attached picture.
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