On Sunday, January 28, 2018 at 5:08:28 AM UTC-6, Archimedes Plutonium wrote:   
   > On Sunday, January 28, 2018 at 4:51:34 AM UTC-6, plutonium....@gmail.com   
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   > > Some reminders:: the math of aufbau is a snake like math   
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   No need to wait a year, I do believe I already have the Aufbau. Good news is   
   that we keep it all, in its entirety. The only change is that we recognize the   
   s orbital is special, in that it is dynamic not static, and the filling of   
   shells is exactly what    
   the Aufbau says it is   
      
      
   7s   
      
   6s   6p   6d   6f   6g   6h   
      
   5s   5p   5d   5f   5g   
      
   4s   4p   4d   4f    
      
   3s   3p   3d   
             \   
   2s   2p   
      \      \   
   1s   
       \   
      
   Electron=muon filling follows that exactly, the aufbau is obeyed 100%   
      
   What needs changing is our perception that the orbitals in the "s" are   
   dynamic, moving, not fixed, whereas in the other orbitals, they are fixed   
   except at the s interface.   
      
   This means a whole lot of new experiments to verify   
      
   What caused the Chemistry Anomalies was simply the ignoring the idea that   
   Faraday's law needed to be obeyed and in that law, one item is fixed-- either   
   the closed loop copper wire or the magnet, and one item is moving-- either the   
   bar magnet or the    
   closed loop wire (coil).   
      
   So the filling of atoms by electrons needs this Faraday law, and it is   
   achieved mostly by the "s" orbital as the moving bar magnet. Two electrons   
   have a difficult time of forming a closed loop wire, hence, they become the   
   bar magnet. They actually do    
   fill the "s" orbital first just as the Aufbau says   
      
   Only trouble occurs when scientists go and measure for the filling, and when   
   they set up their experiments, instead of capturing evidence that the silver   
   atom is 5s2 4d9 or the copper is 4s2 3d9 is that the experimental set up   
   captures the electron that    
   is in motion in the wrong place.   
      
   Now this wrong place and right place in the Aufbau, is that the Aufbau is   
   fully correct, the filling actually follows aufbau 100%, but what causes   
   grief, is the idea that the s orbital is not fixed but in motion.   
      
   You see, atoms internally need to form either a bar magnet which the s is all   
   about, or forming a closed loop wire which the p, d, f are equipped to do. The   
   p is 6 electrons so that forms easily a closed loop wire of a hexagon, but   
   better yet 6 +2 is a    
   octagon closed loop wire. So that the 2 s electrons need to be a bar magnet,   
   but have that competing interest to form a 8 closed loop wire.   
      
   So that brings us to the discussion of hydrogen and helium, for all atoms need   
   a Bar Magnet and the s serves it, but, all atoms need a closed loop wire for   
   the bar magnet. What is the closed loop wire for hydrogen and helium? It is   
   the protons serving as    
   the closed loop wire and the need of neutrons.   
      
   Here, for the first time in chemistry we require neutrons. Not because protons   
   repel one another, for protons love one another and desire to be together,   
   they attract. So why ever need neutrons? Atoms need neutrons not to neutralize   
   protons versus    
   protons, no, that is not the game at all, the reason atoms need neutrons is to   
   form a closed loop wire in the nucleus.   
      
   Remember in EM theory there is only attraction in the Coulomb force, and there   
   is denial of same space occupancy. There is no repulsion in EM theory. So that   
   being said, why not have all protons and no neutrons in atom nuclei? The   
   answer is simple,    
   neutrons form the closed loop wire with protons.   
      
   So in Helium we have 2neutrons and 2 protons. But, the neutron = 1 proton + 1   
   electron=muon. So for helium nuclei we have 4 protons of 840MeV each, and we   
   have 2 electrons of 105 MeV each, making a total of 6 particles to form the   
   Helium nucleus. Now,    
   remember that muon times 8 equals a proton. So, in helium nucleus, altogether   
   we have 4X8= 24 muons plus 2 muons = 26 particles inside the helium nucleus to   
   form a closed loop wire for Faraday's law. The Helium Nucleus is the iron atom   
   protons. And we    
   all know that iron Fe26 is stable to both fusion and fission.   
      
   So, the Helium nucleus is 26 particles, all of them muonelectrons serving as   
   Faraday's closed loop wire coil with two electrons in the 1s serving as the   
   bar magnet of Faraday's law.   
      
   So in this manner, what we see is every atom obeys the AUFBAU, but, when we   
   set up experiments to locate where the last two electrons are located, our   
   experiments bias our conclusion. We think the silver atom is 4d10 5s1 but it   
   really is 4d9 5s2. It is    
   just unfortunate that we caught on film or tape where the electron in the 5s   
   was moving back and forth to 4d that it was thought, the electron was a fixed   
   permanent resident of 4d when in truth it was 5s resident.   
      
   AP   
      
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