This page discusses electron configurations and orbitals defined by quantum numbers, detailing the four types: \(s\) (spherical), \(p\) (dumbbell-shaped), \(d\) (complex), and \(f\) (most complex, wit...This page discusses electron configurations and orbitals defined by quantum numbers, detailing the four types: \(s\) (spherical), \(p\) (dumbbell-shaped), \(d\) (complex), and \(f\) (most complex, with seven shapes). It also compares the regulations preventing plane collisions to the restrictions on electron positioning.
