Troposphere is the answer
The simplest way to use the periodic table to identify<span> an </span>element<span> is by looking for the </span>element's<span> name or elemental symbol. The periodic table can be used to </span>identify <span>an </span>element<span> by looking for the </span>element's<span> atomic </span>number<span>. The atomic </span>number of<span> an </span>element<span> is the </span>number of<span> protons found within the atoms of that </span>element<span>.</span>
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The second level has s and p orbitals, the s orbital holds two electrons and all three p orbitals also hold two each for a total of eight electrons in the second energy level.
