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Yo, what's up YouTube, Briless the Gaming here, and here we are here with Mikey from Bulleig Heroes. What up, what up?  Scared, bro? When have you ever seen me scared, bro? I don't know, man. He's gonna have nightmares tonight, and I'm pretty sure you guys will too. I just twitched sometimes, bro. I just twitched sometimes, that's what they are. Alright you guys, so today we found some TikToks, some scary TikToks to be more precise. We are here on this guy's Lights are Off. That's his TikTok shoutout to him. Make sure to go check him out on TikTok. I'm pretty sure he has a YouTube, you can search his name on YouTube, all that stuff. As you can see, he is pretty popular on TikTok. So we gathered some of his videos, we made a compilation, and we're gonna be reacting to them. So make sure to buckle your seats, and let's begin. Let's do it. Alright, let's get it. Dude, that does seem like a nightmare. Bro, that would creep me out so much, bro. Bro, just close the blinds in there. Just go under the blanket. Oh, that's Nerpo, that's Nerpo from Charah Anderson.  Dude, I would be scared. I would just take off right there. Oh, he's gone, bro. Cartoon dog? Cartoon dog? Okay, let's see. Cartoon dog. Oh, oh. You got it made to the creator of the art. I'm pretty sure it's just Trevor Henderson, but I don't know the name of this. It's like Siren Head without a head. Bro, they're trying to tell us something. Bro, is it gonna happen in real life, bro? The aliens are like Logan Paul said in June. Did you hear that? Yeah, oh yeah, he did, huh? He's telling us. No, he's going. I get the water hose out and spray him. Is that Cat in the Hat? Yeah, it's Cat in the Hat. That's pretty cool. This guy's got a movie, like a scary movie, bro. He couldn't make a movie. Oh. Cat in the Swerve? Bro, that's not it could be OP. It kicked straight to the forehead. Did Dr. Strange think he does what he's like? Cat in the Swerve. I guess this is like a self-made monster or something. I'm not sure. Dope. Yeah, this is pretty cool. I mean, if I went out of my house and I see that in the morning, I'm passing out.  Ooh. Like, bro, just turn around, bro. Super creepy, bro. What is that? He went on a nice little hike and then he saw a little demon. Homeless dude under the case, bro. He's a homeless guy. He is. He got lost out there. Oh, Slender man. Dude, there's a lot of them.  He probably hit like Po or somebody. He was gonna be sweating. Oh. Things. This one creeps me out, bro. I think this was like his newest video. This thing creeps me out. Yo, what the heck? That one's terrifying. Oh, is that it? Oh, yo. That's it, man. He had some heat, bro. What's your favorite one? My favorite one is probably the Teletubbies. Teletubbies? That one's good. I'd say for the Trevor Henderson culture, maybe the Cartoon Cat or Siren Head because you know they'd be pumping, man. They'd be pumping. He did it for the culture. He did it for the culture right there, man. All right. Well, that seems like that is it. If you guys liked the video, let us know in the comments down below. We'll look for more of these scary videos on TikTok. So try to find more pages. And of course we credit these awesome creators. Shout out to them, bro. Shout out to Lights are Off. Dude, amazing videos. And dude, you could do, you have a lot of potential, man. If you see this, you got a lot of potential, my guy. Can I make a movie? Oh, dude. And do some, like some Thomas the Train ones, bro. Oh, please. Do some Thomas the Train. The Spider one, dude. Some Peppa Pig, SpongeBob, BXE. Dude, that would be insane. Of course. My little pony. My little pony. That would be nuts if he did. I don't know, man. If he sees this, hopefully, you know, he's like, man, I'm going to do it for these guys. I'm going to do it for everybody that likes scary stuff. For the scary culture. All right. That was pretty awesome. Wow. Anything to say, Mikey? If you guys can, go and follow me at Bule Heroes on TikTok and on YouTube and on Instagram. He's on my channel. And on MySpace and on... MySpace. Wait, what? You don't have MySpace? MySpace is for boomers. Boomers doesn't use MySpace anymore. Bro, MySpace is coming back. And I'm just saying. Just to send everybody back in 2018, 2017. MySpace. All right, you guys. Well, thank you guys for watching. Thank you all for the base support. And we will see you on the next one. Peace.


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OK, so let's do this problem. It says, using condensed electron configurations, write the reactions for the formation of the common ions of lead. So the first thing you need to do is remember what the symbol for lead is, and that is db. And then, of course, well, write the condensed electron configuration. So how do you do that? You find the noble gas prior to the atom that you're looking for. In lead's case, since lead's nuclear charge is 82, OK? So the noble gas before that is xenon. So the condensed electron configuration is going to start with xenon. And then, well, where do we go? 6s, 6s, there's two electrons in it. And then, this is the weird one, right? So remember, look at the extended version of the periodic table of this one, it freaks you out. But the lanthanides are here at 57. So this is put in between them. So when we do that, we've got the 4f, deep in our f orbitals, and there are 14 of them, because they're all filled up. And then after that, you've got the d-shell. But that's the 5d. So I guess this problem is good in some way, so you can know how to label these things. And of course, if you count those, there's 10 of those. And then, if you look, well, it's in the p-block. So it's the 6p, because it's on period 6. And there's two of them. So remember what we said. When we have filled d's and filled f orbitals, when we have those things filled, it gives it some increased stability. And when those are filled, they become, even though they're in the valence shell, they become core electrons once the entire sub-shell is filled. So we have a filled f and a filled d here. So do you guys see that? So they are now essentially inner or core electrons. So you would expect lead to form two different ions. The first one should be obvious. Well, maybe nothing is obvious in chemistry. I shouldn't say that. But the first one should be they should both kind of jump out at you, I guess, is what I should say. And remember we said that, well, once you've become full, those guys are stable. So those ones are stable. So you wouldn't expect to lose those electrons. And in fact, you don't. So lead will form two ions. The first one is Pb2 plus, as you might expect. Why? Because the very outer electrons are these 6p2 electrons. So it'll lose those 6p. And then it asks us, well, write the condensed electron configuration for that. So if you guys want to help me, you can. But if you don't want to, I can just read it from you.  So is everybody cool with that? I guess they're saying if you want, you can say plus 2 electrons. It should be obvious that that occurred. I wouldn't mind if you just wrote that. I'm going to get that out of here. The other one that it should form is the after the loss of the s electron. And this is the typical behavior of these P block that is to help form two regularly occurring ions after the P's leave and then after the s's leave. Or are removed, I guess I should say. So that's the condensed electron configurations for the atom and the two common ions, that you would expect. Are there any questions about this though? Again, we have the indium problem for example 2. So check that one out too. Good job, guys.