Explain Bohr's and Bury's rules for distribution of electrons into different shells

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

pls help

yrelhan4 · Answer

what does your textbook say?

anonymous · Answer

nothing! man I am just trying it but damn the ... leave it i dont know

yrelhan4 · Answer

http://www.meritnation.com/ask-answer/question/what-r-the-rules-of-distribution-of-electrons-in-differen/structure-of-the-atom/3935544 read this.

chmvijay · Answer

it is also called n+l rule

chmvijay · Answer

According to this principle the orbital with the lowest energy will be filled first. The orbital having lower (n + l) value has lower energy. However for orbitals whose (n + l) values are equal, the orbital having lower value of 'n' has lower energy.

yrelhan4 · Answer

thats one of the 3 rules.

chmvijay · Answer

what are other two

yrelhan4 · Answer

hunds multiplicity and pauli's exclusion.

chmvijay · Answer

for example 3d and 4 s
n(3)+L(2) =5 for 3d 
and for 4s =n(4) +l(1) =5

chmvijay · Answer

u left another one

chmvijay · Answer

aufbau principle

chmvijay · Answer

the question was to explain only bohrs and burys law

yrelhan4 · Answer

n+l rule and aufbau are the same. and i dont know if bohrs and bury law involves only aufbau(n+l).

chmvijay · Answer

auf bau and n+L are not the same they have two different streams

yrelhan4 · Answer

the order in which the orbitals are filled are filled is given by n+l rule right? what does aufbau give?

chmvijay · Answer

yaaa its one part of it ur right