Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: 1404. bicyclo[4.2.0]oct 7 en 2 one, 7 phenyl 8 [(phenylmethyl)seleno] ; 820963 16 4

👉 The word you're asking about is 'phosphor'. It's a compound formed from two phosphorus atoms and eight nitrogen, sulfur, oxygen atoms. Imagine a phosphorus atom being split into four pairs of 2-3-8 (phenyl) molecules; then another pair of 4 molecules with no nitrogen atoms, followed by 6 more pairs of 4 molecules without any nitrogen. This process results in the formation of '1404. Bicyclo[4.2.0]oct 7 en 2 one, 7 phenyl 8 [(phenylmethyl)seleno] ; 820963 16 4'. Now let's talk about it! Imagine you're trying to read the number of 4s in an electron configuration for a molecule that has 2 carbon atoms and no nitrogen, but you've forgotten which group it belongs to. You'll have to find out if it's in the phosphorus group (PH) or the nitrogen group (N), because those two groups are very different. In this case, '1404. Bicyclo[4.2.0]oct 7 en 2 one, 7 phenyl 8 [(phenylmethyl)seleno] ; 820963 16 4', that's in the phosphorus group. So, you need to remember that there are actually two types of phosphorus compounds