Chemistry Enhanced Scope & Sequence
3. In this activity, students will form models of s- and p-orbitals, using balloons. Students should notice that while it takes one balloon to form the spherical s-orbital (holding a maximum of two electrons), each dumbbell-shaped p-orbital requires two balloons to form it. ................
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