Electron Orbitals True or False

True or False: Electrons spin in the same direction within an orbital

False

True or False: Helium's electron configuration is 1s^1 1p^1

False

True or False: One orbital can hold 6 electrons

False

True or False: Periods on the periodic table tell you the number of orbitals that exist for a given element

False

True or False: Protons and electrons can be found in the nucleus of an atom

False

True or False: The current electron model is the Bohr model

False

True or False: The d orbital is a sphere

False

True or False: 4 p orbitals can exists in energy level 2

False

True or False: Atomic orbitals are regions around the nucleus where the neutrons can be found

False

True or False: Quantum number refers to the number of valence electrons

False

True or False: The correct electron configuration of Na is 1s^2 2s^2 2p^6 2s^2

False

True or False: The first energy level can hold 6 electrons

False

True or False: Each energy level holds 2 s orbitals

True

True or False: Electron configuration explains how the electrons are arranged around the nucleus

True

True or False: The d orbital exists in energy level 3 and up

True

True or False: The p orbital exists in energy level 3 and up

True

True or False: The s orbital exists in all energy levels

True

True or False: The second energy level can hold 8 electrons

True