Hydrogen and Helium Atoms and their bonds

II. Hydrogen and Helium Atoms and Their Bonds

Volume II of the “How Atoms Form Molecules” series

See how hydrogen and helium reveal the geometry that governs atomic motion.

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What determines where electrons spend their time?

Using hydrogen and helium as guideposts, this volume presents a geometric interpretation of atomic structure that aligns with quantum mechanics — while making its constraints visible.

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Electron Bench points

Electron "bench points": Electrons do not wander randomly. They move along defined geometric paths.

What You’ll Learn

  • Why hydrogen and helium alone reveal universal geometric rules

  • How two-electron systems reshape symmetry and stability

  • How rotation around fixed axes creates allowed “seats” for motion

  • Why simple atoms expose the structure behind all orbitals
  • How these geometric constraints prepare the ground for bonding (in later volumes)
Perfect for curious readers, students, clinicians, and anyone who enjoys clear science.
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