Electron Shells
Description
This series uses demonstrations and animations to take students on a journey of discovery to explain what we know about atoms-and how we know what we know about atoms. The sixth episode examines the qualities of the electron shell, and the experiments that lead to its discovery. By explaining the basics of atoms, students can better understand the chemical reactions which led to their discovery. It also looks at the arrangement of the periodic table, spectroscopes, and atom size.
Runtime
34 min 39 sec
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