While spherical harmonics are the eigenfunctions of the hydrogen atom to describe its state, which are the eigenfunctions for the other 117 chemical elements (helium, etc.)?
There are no analytic solutions to the equations describing the multi-electron atoms - so we don't know what the exact form of the eigenfunctions are. We are able to determine numerical solutions based on certain approximations.
Where did the 6 come from? I can only find it on your drawing. Is it something you just already know? Were you born with this knowledge? I am looking at a periodic table app and the number 6 is no where to be found. Is it a -it has # so it means it has to have #? In this case it has 7 val so it can only have 6 non? I'm sure this calculation is magnificent but where are he numbers coming from. I very much missed something somewhere.
is converting ADP to ATP considered a oxidation-reduction reaction? like in this reaction: 1,3 bis phosphate gycerate + ADP -----> 3 phosphate glycerate + ATP
I've been looking for over an hour for how to do this! Thank you so much for explaining this so clearly (I only wish you had an updated version). Adding a line with my newer version of Excel doesn't seem to work the same way. :(
At the beginning of this video, you refer to a different first video. I have not been able to find the previous video. Is there a certain name for it that I need to search? Thank You.