Electron shell

Electrons occupy specific orbits or shells, each with a fixed capacity. As the atomic number increases, these shells fill up from the inside out, following a specific order.

What determines the specific orbits or shells that electrons can occupy?

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How many electrons can each orbit or shell contain?

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Explain the relationship between atomic number and electron configuration.

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Describe the process of how electron shells fill up as atomic number increases.

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What is the significance of the phrase 'inside out' in relation to electron shell filling?

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