Part A What is wrong with the notation 1s22s22p63s23p63d104s24p2 for germanium (atomic number 32)? The...
Part A
What is wrong with the notation 1s22s22p63s23p63d104s24p2 for germanium (atomic number 32)?
| The 4s subshell should appear before the 3d subshell. | |
| The 3p subshell should have more than 6 electrons. | |
| The 3d subshell can hold only 8 electrons. | |
| The 4d subshell should receive electrons before the 4p subshell. |
Part B
Why should the 4s subshell be filled before the 3d?
Why should the subshell be filled before the ?
| The 4s subshell has greater spherical symmetry than the 3d subshell. | |
| The 4s subshell is farther from the nucleus than the 3d subshell. | |
| The 4s subshell is at lower energy than the 3d subshell. | |
| The 4s subshell holds fewer electrons than the 3d subshell. |
Part C
Write the electron configuration for the Na+ ion, which has ten electrons.
Enter 3s^3 for 3s3 , etc. Separate the subshells by spaces.
Part D
Write the electron configuration for the Br? ion, which has thirty-six electrons.
Enter 3s^3 for 3s3 (e.g., 1s^2 2s^2).
Homework Answers
A) The 4s subshell should appear before the 3d subshell.
B) The 4s subshell is at lower energy than the 3d subshell.
C) 1S2 < 2S2 < 2p6
D) 1S2 < 2S2 < 2p6 < 3S2 < 3p6 < 4S2 < 3d10 < 4p6
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