4. [4] Give a valid set of four quantum numbers for each electron in the valence sh ell of a ground state Cs anion. 5. [6] Write down the abbreviated electron configurations for the following [9] neutral atoms. Predict the two most stable ions/oxidation states for and classify each ion/oxidation state configuration lassi

4. [4] Give a valid set of four quantum numbers for each electron in the valence sh ell of a ground state Cs anion. 5. [6] Write down the abbreviated electron configurations for the following [9] neutral atoms. Predict the two most stable ions/oxidation states for and classify each ion/oxidation state configuration lassi

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter20: Applications Of Oxidation/reduction Titrations

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