draw an abbreviated or full orbital diagram for a neutral P atom that would be considered...
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The electronic configuration of P element is
1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p3 [atomic number 15]
The actual orbital diagram is
A wrong one will be where we start pairing in 3p orbital before filling of all the orbitals of the subshell which will be against Hund's multiplicity rule
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draw an abbreviated or full orbital diagram for a neutral P atom
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[6] (a) Write an orbital
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(Marks = 1) [6] (b) Which of the following elements would be
expected to be paramagnetic or diamagnetic and why? (Marks = 1)
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