General Theory of electronic configuration of atoms

Abstract

The General Theory of electronic configuration of atoms is an original study introduced by the author in chemistry in 2004. In this paper, the author developed a new method to write the electronic configuration for any atom, regardless of whether it actually exists or not in nature. This new method is based on Quantum theory and on three new and original formulae introduced and developed by the author. This method can be used to gather information about any atom's properties: its period, its group, its peripheral number of electrons and its theoretical electronic peripheral configuration. The main advantage of this method is that one can immediately knows the information about an atom, by a simple hand calculation without the need of software. Even if the atomic number is huge (as Z=123453). This method can be used in general chemistry courses and it is an extremely efficient method used for teaching and in the exam. So any atomic number can be developed and we can find its electronic configuration regardless of whether it actually exists or not in nature. -The traditional method of writing an electronic configuration is like this ⏞ ⏞ ⏞ ⏞