Orbital diagrams (orbital box diagrams) for all elements of periodic table are shown in the table below.
Atomic number | Orbital Diagram of All Elements | Diagrams |
---|---|---|
1 | Orbital diagram of Hydrogen (H) | |
2 | Orbital diagram of Helium (He) | |
3 | Orbital diagram of Lithium (Li) | |
4 | Orbital diagram of Beryllium (Be) | |
5 | Orbital diagram of Boron (B) | |
6 | Orbital diagram of Carbon (C) | |
7 | Orbital diagram of Nitrogen (N) | |
8 | Orbital diagram of Oxygen (O) | |
9 | Orbital diagram of Fluorine (F) | |
10 | Orbital diagram of Neon (Ne) | |
11 | Orbital diagram of Sodium (Na) | |
12 | Orbital diagram of Magnesium (Mg) | |
13 | Orbital diagram of Aluminum (Al) | |
14 | Orbital diagram of Silicon (Si) | |
15 | Orbital diagram of Phosphorus (P) | |
16 | Orbital diagram of Sulfur (S) | |
17 | Orbital diagram of Chlorine (Cl) | |
18 | Orbital diagram of Argon (Ar) | |
19 | Orbital diagram of Potassium (K) | |
20 | Orbital diagram of Calcium (Ca) | |
21 | Orbital diagram of Scandium (Sc) | |
22 | Orbital diagram of Titanium (Ti) | |
23 | Orbital diagram of Vanadium (V) | |
24 | Orbital diagram of Chromium (Cr) | |
25 | Orbital diagram of Manganese (Mn) | |
26 | Orbital diagram of Iron (Fe) | |
27 | Orbital diagram of Cobalt (Co) | |
28 | Orbital diagram of Nickel (Ni) | |
29 | Orbital diagram of Copper (Cu) | |
30 | Orbital diagram of Zinc (Zn) | |
31 | Orbital diagram of Gallium (Ga) | |
32 | Orbital diagram of Germanium (Ge) | |
33 | Orbital diagram of Arsenic (As) | |
34 | Orbital diagram of Selenium (Se) | |
35 | Orbital diagram of Bromine (Br) | |
36 | Orbital diagram of Krypton (Kr) | |
37 | Orbital diagram of Rubidium (Rb) | |
38 | Orbital diagram of Strontium (Sr) | |
39 | Orbital diagram of Yttrium (Y) | |
40 | Orbital diagram of Zirconium (Zr) | |
41 | Orbital diagram of Niobium (Nb) | |
42 | Orbital diagram of Molybdenum (Mo) | |
43 | Orbital diagram of Technetium (Tc) | |
44 | Orbital diagram of Ruthenium (Ru) | |
45 | Orbital diagram of Rhodium (Rh) | |
46 | Orbital diagram of Palladium (Pd) | |
47 | Orbital diagram of Silver (Ag) | |
48 | Orbital diagram of Cadmium (Cd) | |
49 | Orbital diagram of Indium (In) | |
50 | Orbital diagram of Tin (Sn) | |
51 | Orbital diagram of Antimony (Sb) | |
52 | Orbital diagram of Tellurium (Te) | |
53 | Orbital diagram of Iodine (I) | |
54 | Orbital diagram of Xenon (Xe) | |
55 | Orbital diagram of Caesium (Cs) | |
56 | Orbital diagram of Barium (Ba) | |
57 | Orbital diagram of Lanthanum (La) | |
58 | Orbital diagram of Cerium (Ce) | |
59 | Orbital diagram of Praseodymium (Pr) | |
60 | Orbital diagram of Neodymium (Nd) | |
61 | Orbital diagram of Promethium (Pm) | |
62 | Orbital diagram of Samarium (Sm) | |
63 | Orbital diagram of Europium (Eu) | |
64 | Orbital diagram of Gadolinium (Gd) | |
65 | Orbital diagram of Terbium (Tb) | |
66 | Orbital diagram of Dysprosium (Dy) | |
67 | Orbital diagram of Holmium (Ho) | |
68 | Orbital diagram of Erbium (Er) | |
69 | Orbital diagram of Thulium (Tm) | |
70 | Orbital diagram of Ytterbium (Yb) | |
71 | Orbital diagram of Lutetium (Lu) | |
72 | Orbital diagram of Hafnium (Hf) | |
73 | Orbital diagram of Tantalum (Ta) | |
74 | Orbital diagram of Tungsten (W) | |
75 | Orbital diagram of Rhenium (Re) | |
76 | Orbital diagram of Osmium (Os) | |
77 | Orbital diagram of Iridium (Ir) | |
78 | Orbital diagram of Platinum (Pt) | |
79 | Orbital diagram of Gold (Au) | |
80 | Orbital diagram of Mercury (Hg) | |
81 | Orbital diagram of Thallium (Tl) | |
82 | Orbital diagram of Lead (Pb) | |
83 | Orbital diagram of Bismuth (Bi) | |
84 | Orbital diagram of Polonium (Po) | |
85 | Orbital diagram of Astatine (At) | |
86 | Orbital diagram of Radon (Rn) | |
87 | Orbital diagram of Francium (Fr) | |
88 | Orbital diagram of Radium (Ra) | |
89 | Orbital diagram of Actinium (Ac) | |
90 | Orbital diagram of Thorium (Th) | |
91 | Orbital diagram of Protactinium (Pa) | |
92 | Orbital diagram of Uranium (U) | |
93 | Orbital diagram of Neptunium (Np) | |
94 | Orbital diagram of Plutonium (Pu) | |
95 | Orbital diagram of Americium (Am) | |
96 | Orbital diagram of Curium (Cm) | |
97 | Orbital diagram of Berkelium (Bk) | |
98 | Orbital diagram of Californium (Cf) | |
99 | Orbital diagram of Einsteinium (Es) | |
100 | Orbital diagram of Fermium (Fm) | |
101 | Orbital diagram of Mendelevium (Md) | |
102 | Orbital diagram of Nobelium (No) | |
103 | Orbital diagram of Lawrencium (Lr) | |
104 | Orbital diagram of Rutherfordium (Rf) | |
105 | Orbital diagram of Dubnium (Db) | |
106 | Orbital diagram of Seaborgium (Sg) | |
107 | Orbital diagram of Bohrium (Bh) | |
108 | Orbital diagram of Hassium (Hs) | |
109 | Orbital diagram of Meitnerium (Mt) | |
110 | Orbital diagram of Darmstadtium (Ds) | |
111 | Orbital diagram of Roentgenium (Rg) | |
112 | Orbital diagram of Copernicium (Cn) | |
113 | Orbital diagram of Nihonium (Nh) | |
114 | Orbital diagram of Flerovium (Fl) | |
115 | Orbital diagram of Moscovium (Mc) | |
116 | Orbital diagram of Livermorium (Lv) | |
117 | Orbital diagram of Tennessine (Ts) | |
118 | Orbital diagram of Oganesson (Og) |
External resources:
- 5.17: Hund’s Rule and Orbital Filling Diagrams. (2016, June 23). Chemistry LibreTexts. https://chem.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Introductory_Chemistry/Introductory_Chemistry_(CK-12)/05%3A_Electrons_in_Atoms/5.17%3A_Hund’s_Rule_and_Orbital_Filling_Diagrams
- Electron Configurations. (n.d.). Electron Configurations. https://www.chem.fsu.edu/chemlab/chm1045/e_config.html
- 1.4: Electron Configurations and Electronic Orbital Diagrams (Review). (2018, September 13). Chemistry LibreTexts. https://chem.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Organic_Chemistry/Map%3A_Organic_Chemistry_(Wade)_Complete_and_Semesters_I_and_II/Map%3A_Organic_Chemistry_(Wade)/01%3A_Introduction_and_Review/1.04%3A_Electron_Configurations_and_Electronic_Orbital_Diagrams_(Review)
- Molecular orbital diagram – Wikipedia. (n.d.). Molecular Orbital Diagram – Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molecular_orbital_diagram
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