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vanmaiden
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Hello Physicsforums,
I'm curious to know what stability hydrogen receives through adding one more electron to its 1s sublevel level. The whole sublevel is at the same energy state, so why must it fill that one more space to attain stability? What does a full 1s orbital do to make it stable? I can see why it's inert, but we stay it's more stable.
Thanks,
Vanmaiden
I'm curious to know what stability hydrogen receives through adding one more electron to its 1s sublevel level. The whole sublevel is at the same energy state, so why must it fill that one more space to attain stability? What does a full 1s orbital do to make it stable? I can see why it's inert, but we stay it's more stable.
Thanks,
Vanmaiden