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To determine the highest energy sub -level for each of these particular elements, we need to have a periodic table that identifies the highest energy sub -level that contains an electron for each of the elements in these locations on the periodic table.
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So we're identifying the s block, the p block, the d block, and the f block.
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So if we start with our first element, helium, helium is found in this location on the periodic table.
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So its highest energy sublevel would be 1s.
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And then we have potassium.
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Potassium is in this location on the periodic table, so its highest energy sublevel is 4s.
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We've got uranium.
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Uranium is down here.
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Its highest energy sublevel that contains an electron is 5f...