Dear Chemists, theorists and teachers!
Please tell me where information is located on the distribution of electrons among the energy levels of all 118 atoms of the Periodic Table of Elements.
At the beginning of last year, with great difficulty, in an abundance of old, incomplete publications that did not contain these materials, I found what I was looking for (1 H 1, 2 He 2... ...118 Og 2 8 18 32 32 18 8) in a series of complete descriptions of atoms, but did not record the source address. When the work began to come to an end, a two-day search yielded no results.
Loving RG
Thomas G. Petrov
The leading configurations of the ground and excited states of many atoms are collected in the NIST atomic data tables
https://physics.nist.gov/PhysRefData/ASD/levels_form.html
These tables are very detailed. They differentiate between the angular momenta (s, p, d, ...), they include angular momentum and spin-orbit coupling of these states, and they contain information about further configurations contributing significantly to the respective state. While the NIST tables do not contain such information on atoms beyond Hassium you may find atomic configurations for these atoms here
https://www.periodictable.one/
Dear Reinhold!
I realized how far physics has gone from the question that interests me - to put on my diagram the entropy of mixing - the entropy of purification of the Periodic Table as the distribution of electrons across energy levels. I succeeded and I needed to check the initial data in the form: hydrogen -1, helium -2, iron 2 8 14 2, ... oganesson 2 8 18 and so on ...
Have not found. This turned out to be unavailable for my two Covids.
Don’t bother teaching the ignorant, I’ll wait and look for more.
Take a look at my website https://tomaspetrov.ru “Pictures and..”
With gratitude
Tomas Petrov
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