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Mg(12) = 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2
Hence the last element enters into 3s2 orbital
Dy(66) = [Xe] 4f10 6s2
Hence the last element enters into 4f orbital
Cl(17) = 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p5
Hence the last element enters into 3p orbital
K(19) = 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 4s1
Hence the last element enters into 4s orbital
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Part A When writing a complete electron configuration, you write the filled sublevels in order first, and then there is a partially filled sublevel, you write it last in the sequence You can identify the last sublevel containing electrons by finding the element in the periodic table, and determining which block and sublevel the element corresponds Identify the last occupied sublevel, which can be completely or partially filled, for each of the following elements Drag the appropriate items to their...
When writing a complete electron configuration, you write the filled sublevels in order first, and then if there is a partially filled sublevel, you write it last in the sequence. You can identify the last sublevel containing electrons by finding the element in the periodic table, and determining which block and sublevel the element corresponds to. Identify the last occupied sublevel, which can be completely or partially filled, for each of the following elements. Drag the appropriate items to their...
Activity: Writing Classes Page 1 of 10 Terminology attribute / state behavior class method header class header instance variable UML class diagram encapsulation client visibility (or access) modifier accessor method mutator method calling method method declaration method invocation return statement parameters constructor Goals By the end of this activity you should be able to do the following: > Create a class with methods that accept parameters and return a value Understand the constructor and the toString method of a class...
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I've posted 3 classes after the instruction that were given at start You will implement and test a PriorityQueue class, where the items of the priority queue are stored on a linked list. The material from Ch1 ~ 8 of the textbook can help you tremendously. You can get a lot of good information about implementing this assignment from chapter 8. There are couple notes about this assignment. 1. Using structure Node with a pointer point to Node structure to...