2. 4) !! b. Supply the missing quantum numbers and orbital Name names in the table to the right. i. ii. 5 1. iii. -2 3s Write out the electron configuration, draw the electron orbital diagram, and give the expected magnetic behaviour for the element below. Electron Configuration & Orbital Diagram Magnetic Behavior Se2- Ca2+ d. What is the wavelength of an electron moving with a speed of 5.55 x 105 m/s? G.626x1039 %3D e. What must be the speed of a neutron (1.6749 x 10-24 g) to have a wavelength of 0.123 Å? Also, using base units, show that the speed is given in m/s. 9 - (a)9

2. 4) !! b. Supply the missing quantum numbers and orbital Name names in the table to the right. i. ii. 5 1. iii. -2 3s Write out the electron configuration, draw the electron orbital diagram, and give the expected magnetic behaviour for the element below. Electron Configuration & Orbital Diagram Magnetic Behavior Se2- Ca2+ d. What is the wavelength of an electron moving with a speed of 5.55 x 105 m/s? G.626x1039 %3D e. What must be the speed of a neutron (1.6749 x 10-24 g) to have a wavelength of 0.123 Å? Also, using base units, show that the speed is given in m/s. 9 - (a)9

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Chapter5: Electron Configurations And The Periodic Table

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