How to Quickly Memorize the Standard Electron Configuration Pattern using: The Purney Cheer
(1) Look at the pattern of numbers:
1, 22334, 345, 456, 4567..., 56.
If you SAY these numbers, pausing for each comma, with a double pause before the last "56," you will notice an easy rhythm. Memorize this sequence.
(2) Next, look at the pattern of letters:
s, spsps, dps, dps, fdps..., fd.
Again, say these letters, pausing for each comma, with a double pause before the last "fd." Memorize this sequence, too.
(3) Now write down the numbers first, leaving space in between, like this:
(4) Then match the letters to the numbers by filling in the spaces leaving a little bit of space after each letter for the superscripts (small raised numbers).
(5) Finally, after each letter write the corresponding superscript.
Each "s" gets a "2."
Each "p" gets a "6."Each "d" gets a "10."Each "f" gets a "14."
You have just reproduced the entire electron configuration pattern which can be used for all the elements all the way up through the last element of the periodic table!
Taken from : http://chemistryiseasy.com
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