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Discuss the similarities and differences between a $1 s$ and a $2 s$ orbital. 

   Discuss the similarities and differences between a $1 s$ and a $2 s$ orbital.
Chemistry
Chemistry
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Chapter 7, Problem 61 ↓
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00:07 Let's describe the first similarities between a 1s and 2s orbitals.
00:22 They are both spherical in shape, and they can also both hold a maximum of two electrons.
00:41 And differences between a 1s and 2s orbital...
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