Practice: Provide all the possible values of the subshell for a 2 energy level.
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Subshell designation gives the shape of an orbital within a subshell.
Concept #1: Subshell Designations
Example #1: What are the possible values for n and subshell letter for an electron found in the 3rd energy level and d sublevel?
Practice: Provide all the possible values of the subshell for a 2 energy level.
Practice: How many sublevels are contained in the third shell (n = 3) for a given atom?
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