Chemistry – Atomic Structure

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Last updated on March 31, 2026 6:11 am

In this free online course, learn about atomic models, atomic orbitals and quantum numbers.

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This free online course will give you an overview of atomic models and atomic theory. You will then learn some basic concepts including orbital and valency. This course will also discuss the four quantum numbers, shapes of atomic orbitals and their stability. In this course you will also look into the rules for filling electrons in orbitals which are Aufbau principle, Pauli?s exclusion principle and Hund?s rule.

What You Will Learn In This Free Course

  • Describe the Thomson?s atomic model,…
  • Outline Dalton?s atomic theory and M…
  • Define the terms atomic number, mass…
  • Discuss the principal quantum number…
  • Describe the Thomson?s atomic model, Rutherford?s atomic model and Bohr?s atomic model
  • Outline Dalton?s atomic theory and Modern atomic theory
  • Define the terms atomic number, mass number, isotopes, isobars, isotones, orbital, valence electrons and valency
  • Discuss the principal quantum number, azimuthal quantum number, magnetic quantum number and spin quantum number
  • Identify the shapes of s orbital, p orbital and d orbital
  • Describe the rules for filling electrons in orbitals such as Aufbau principle, Pauli?s exclusion principle and Hund?s rule
  • Explain and illustrate the electronic configuration of atoms
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