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Shells (n) contain sub shells
n=1 (2 electrons)
n=2 (8 electrons)
n=3 (18 electrons)
n=4 (32 electrons)
Sub shells (s,p,d,f)
Contain orbitals, orbitals hold 2 electrons of the opposite spin
s= 1 orbital
p= 3 orbitals
d= 5 orbitals
Hund’s Rule
Orbitals are filled singly before being doubly occupied, electrons belonging to the same sub level tend to assume the same spin
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