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The Electron Cloud is the area surrounding the nucleus of an atom. The Electron cloud is divided into 4 sections called energy levels 1, 2, 3, 4 each holding their own amount of electrons. 1 holding 2 electrons. 2 holding, 8 electrons, 3 holding 18 electrons, and 4 holding 32 electrons. The electrons do not move in an orbital pattern but are simular to bees swarming around behive. The Electron Cloud is the area surrounding the nucleus of an atom. The Electron cloud is divided into 4 sections called energy levels 1, 2, 3, 4 each holding their own amount of electrons. 1 holding 2 electrons. 2 holding, 8 electrons, 3 holding 18 electrons, and 4 holding 32 electrons. The electrons do not move in an orbital pattern but are simular to bees swarming around behive. For more and better information see ]

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The Electron Cloud is the area surrounding the nucleus of an atom. The Electron cloud is divided into 4 sections called energy levels 1, 2, 3, 4 each holding their own amount of electrons. 1 holding 2 electrons. 2 holding, 8 electrons, 3 holding 18 electrons, and 4 holding 32 electrons. The electrons do not move in an orbital pattern but are simular to bees swarming around behive. For more and better information see Electron configuration