Nuclear and Atomic Physics

    

Modeling of the Spatial Structure of the Atom Part I: Electronic Shell

Authors: L.V. Migal, V.G. Bondarev

This paper presents an approach that allows describing the spatial formation of the electron shells of atoms, based on known principles and rules, in a logically consistent version of the visual representation of an atom. The proposed model makes it possible to estimate the location of electrons in the electron shell visually, as well as to determine the quantum numbers responsible for the position of electron clouds in an atom. We have developed computer models of real atomic structures based on known experimental and calculated data on orbital radii and ionization energies.

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