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• Electron shell
  In [[atomic spectroscopy]], an '''electron shell''' is set of spatial orbitals with the same [[principal quantum number]]
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• Electron shell/Approval
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• Electron shell/Definition
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• Electron shell/Related Articles
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• Octet rule
  ...attempt to gain or lose electrons to either "fill" or "empty" the outer [[electron shell]]. See for more details [[chemical bond#octet rule|chemical bond]].
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• Electron shell
  In [[atomic spectroscopy]], an '''electron shell''' is set of spatial orbitals with the same [[principal quantum number]]
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• Angular momentum (quantum)/Related Articles
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• Octet rule/Related Articles
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• Electron shell/Related Articles
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• Principal quantum number/Related Articles
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• Slater determinant/Related Articles
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• Chemical bond/Related Articles
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• Slater determinant
  The term [[electron shell|closed shell]] originates in [[atomic spectroscopy]] where it stand for a s
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• Russell-Saunders coupling
  ...resting symmetry between ''holes'' and particles. If an electron from a [[electron shell|closed subshell]] is removed a ''hole'' is prepared in the subshell. It can When considering more than two electrons, one can ignore [[electron shell|closed (sub}shells]] in the Russell-Saunders coupling because they have ''L
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• Oxidative stress
  ...ins one or more unpaired electrons typically in its outermost or 'valence' electron shell.<ref name=droge2002>Dröge W. (2002) [http://dx.doi.org/10.1152/physrev.000 ...gen atom like itself, one with an oppositely spinning electron in its only electron shell, such that the two hydrogen nuclei share the two electrons in the shell, bi
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• Atom (science)
  ...st. Each orbit can be uniquely defined by four quantum numbers: 'n' the [[electron shell|shell]], 'l' the [[angular momentum]], 'm' the [[magnetic angular momentum]
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• Oxidation-reduction
  ...as if' they wanted to fill to its natural capacity their so-called valence electron shell. An oxygen atom, a stronger electron attractor than a magnesium atom, requi
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• Chemical bond
  ...ith the assumption that valency involves only the electrons in the outer [[electron shell|shells]] of the (lowest-energy-state) atoms participating in the bonding. T
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• Water
  ...to fill that shell to its natural capacity. An oxygen atom has its first electron shell filled to capacity with two electrons, but behaves as if it 'needed' two ad
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• Archive:Citizen/V1-N2
  * [[Electron shell]]
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