.3. For each of the following, write the complete electron configuration, namely, 1s? etc. and explain how you are getting each answer. .За. Al2+ .3b. Si?- .4. For each intermolecular force below, in your own words in a few sentences explain its physical chemical basis (that is, what causes it). You may include a sketch as needed. .4a. London dispersion force Aa

.3. For each of the following, write the complete electron configuration, namely, 1s? etc. and explain how you are getting each answer. .За. Al2+ .3b. Si?- .4. For each intermolecular force below, in your own words in a few sentences explain its physical chemical basis (that is, what causes it). You may include a sketch as needed. .4a. London dispersion force Aa

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