Scientists are synthesizing new elements all the time.  In theory, elements with atomic numbers well beyond those of the current periodic table are possible.  We can apply the principles of quantum mechanics to predict the electron configurations of yet to be synthesized elements. Assuming perfect Aufbau filling, how many electrons would be present in the highest energy subshell of theoretical element 124?   Number of electrons in highest energy subshell: Answer

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