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Let's figure out some secret codes.
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So the principal energy levels, the highest occupied principal energy level is going to be written out here.
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The maximum number here is seven for that.
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And you have to add that plus the atomic number to get each number here.
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So if we have 10, you can't have one in nine or two and eight because for the energy level because there is no nine or eight.
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So we could have three and seven.
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But if you're looking at like seven, it's not going to add plus the atomic number is 87.
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So same thing.
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Six and 55.
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So none of these are going to add up to 10.
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One and one or two is not going to add up to 10.
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Two can add up plus eight.
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And that's valid.
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So that oxygen is a possibility.
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And then we don't have anything else.
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Three, we'd need it to be seven.
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Four would need it to be six.
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So we're going to guess that it's o.
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And then 12.
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So it could be one and 11, two and nine.
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Two and ten, sorry.
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So that would be neon.
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Three and nine.
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So neon is the only one that's a possibility here.
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And then 58.
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So let's start backwards because, it's going to be a bigger number.
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So if seven, it would have to be plus 51.
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Six plus 52.
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That doesn't work.
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Five plus 53.
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Five plus 53 is iodine.
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Okay, 11.
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Let's see...