1. Write orbital filling diagrams, electron configurations, and electron dot diagrams for the following elements. Table: Element a. Boron b. Silicon c. Sulfur d. Calcium e. lodine f. Rubidium g. Chromium h. Gallium Orbital Filling Diagram Electron Configuration Electron Dat Diagram

1. Write orbital filling diagrams, electron configurations, and electron dot diagrams for the following elements. Table: Element a. Boron b. Silicon c. Sulfur d. Calcium e. lodine f. Rubidium g. Chromium h. Gallium Orbital Filling Diagram Electron Configuration Electron Dat Diagram

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1. Write orbital filling diagrams, electron configurations, and electron dot diagrams
for the following elements.
Table:
Element
a. Boron
b. Silicon
c. Sulfur
d. Calcium
e. lodine
f. Rubidium
g. Chromium
h. Gallium
Orbital Filing Diagram
Electron Configuration
Electron Dot
Diagram

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