Title: Lets focus on Bohrs Atomic Model
1Lets focus on Bohrs Atomic Model
2Review
- Bohrs models has protons in the nucleus
- He said that electrons could have specific
amounts of energy, leading them to move in
certain orbits.
3The nucleus of an atom is surrounded by Energy
Levels. There are 7 different shells- 1 for each
period (row) on the Periodic Table of Elements.
Each shell is assigned a letter.
4Q
P
O
N
M
L
K
Nucleus
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
5There are also SUB ENERGY LEVELS They are
assigned a letter too! There are 4 S, P, D F
6S- can hold 2 electrons max P-can hold 6
electrons max D-can hold 10 electrons max F-can
hold 14 electrons max
7K shell
S only Can hold 2 electrons max
8L Shell
S- 2 electrons max P- 6 electrons max TOTAL
ALLOWED- 8
9M Shell
S-2 electrons max P- 6 electrons max D- 10
electrons max TOTAL ALLOWED- 18
10N Shell
S-2 electrons max P- 6 electrons max D- 10
electrons max F- 14 electrons max TOTAL ALLOWED-
32
11O Shell
S-2 electrons max P- 6 electrons max D- 10
electrons max F- 14 electrons max TOTAL ALLOWED-
32
12P Shell
S-2 electrons max P- 6 electrons max D- 10
electrons max TOTAL ALLOWED- 18
13Q Shell
S-2 electrons max P- 6 electrons max TOTAL
ALLOWED- 8
14Diagramming Elements using Bohrs model
- You can take any element on the periodic table
and make a diagram of its electrons using Bohrs
model. - The electrons will go on the energy levels
- The protons or (atomic ) goes in the nucleus
- This will help you understand chemical bonding
later in the chemistry unit
15Lets start easy! Figuring out how to diagram
Periods 1, 2 3 are simple because you only have
sub shells S P
16Period (row) 1 1 shell- K
2
HELIUM
17Period (row) 2- 2 shells- K L
9
FLUORINE
18Period (row) 3- 3 shells- K L M
15
PHOSPHORUS