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The energy level model for atoms involves representing electrons based on the proton number, with main quantum numbers up to 13 corresponding to different energy levels. Elements like sodium have a maximum of 10 electrons distributed across three energy levels, and changing the number of protons impacts an element's identity, requiring ionization energy to remove electrons.
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- The energy level model for atoms assigns electrons based on proton number, with each main quantum number representing a distinct energy level.
- Altering the number of protons changes an element's identity, requiring ionization energy to remove electrons, and the distribution of electrons across energy levels follows a specific pattern within the model.
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How are electrons represented in the energy level model?
Electrons are represented based on the proton number.
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"Energy Levels in Atrium Atom Model"
- The energy level model for an atrium atom involves representing 11 electrons based on the proton number.
- Main quantum numbers up to 13 correspond to different energy levels of electrons in the model.
- The energy level model requires a y-axis labeled with energy and processing of main quantum numbers starting from one.
- The first energy level includes hydrogen and helium, while the second level involves counting elements from left to right.
- Sodium's energy level model includes a maximum of 10 electrons distributed across three energy levels.
- Changing the number of protons alters the element's identity, with ionization energy required to remove electrons.
- The energy level model for gallium involves 31 electrons, with 18 in the third energy level and the rest distributed accordingly.
