But the first electron doesn't want to jump off as much as the first electron here because the first electron here you get rid of it you immediately get to the super stable state.

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So it'll be a more stable state. So if you put sodium in the presence of chlorine, what's going to happen? This electron wants to jump off of sodium real bad so that sodium can have eight electrons in its outermost shell, or have an electron configuration like argon.

So this one extra electron, that might be where I observed that extra electron.

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Then the electron is there.

The second electron goes into 1s2.

The electron hits it suddenly.

This isn't exactly what an electron would look like.

Very hard to remove that eighth electron.

It's hard to remove that electron.

So the first electron goes into 1s1.

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They can be taken away by other atoms.

That 55th electron just really wants to leave.

Why wouldn't that third electron go there?

And then its third electron will be 2s1. So that's its electron configuration.

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And then the third one goes into 2s1, right?

Then the second electron also wants to go there.

But this electron is very uncomfortable.

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How should we think of an electron in relation to E8?

And you say, oh, now sodium, it's really easy to take away that electron.

The electron could show up there or there or there.

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You can find the electron pretty much anywhere.

And so the first electron will go right here in the 1s energy shell.

So that's all when you push something it's just the electrons in your hand pushing on the electron or the electron clouds in your hand pushing on the electron clouds of say the pen you are holding or the key on your keyboard or the mug so that it repulses and causes it to go in the other direction

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While fluorine, that ninth electron just needs one more electron.

So it first it's filling out... this last incremental electron fills the F block.

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