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Why aren't there any orbitals after s, p, d and f?

After Element 60 I noticed that there weren't any new orbitals anymore, there were just "more of the others". Why is that? Anything to do with energylevels?
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There are. The orbital angular momentum quantum number can be anything from 0 to (n - 1), and n can be anything from 1 to infinity. The naming convention goes (starting from zero and increasing by 1 unit each time) like s, p, d, f, g, h, i, j, k, etc.

The problem is that we've only discovered 118 elements so far. We haven't got high enough in the ground state electron configurations to reach the g-orbital.

In nuclei, g, h, and i orbitals are easy to reach. The shell model even has a j-orbital at 168 protons or neutrons.

>Anything to do with energylevels?

Yes, it's completely to do with the energies of the orbitals. Particles fill the orbitals in order of increasing energy. Atomic electrons fill all of the lowest-energy orbitals before they ever reach a g-orbital.