Consider a +2 cation of Iron. There are electrons accounted for in hoble gas of the shorthand electron configuration. For the outermost electrons, there electrons in the s orbital and electrons in the d orbitals. Hint: Write out the shorthand electron configuration of the cation. Example reading: For Lithium, there are 2 electrons accounted for in the noble gas of horthand electron configuration For the outermost electrons there are 1 electron in

Consider a +2 cation of Iron. There are electrons accounted for in hoble gas of the shorthand electron configuration. For the outermost electrons, there electrons in the s orbital and electrons in the d orbitals. Hint: Write out the shorthand electron configuration of the cation. Example reading: For Lithium, there are 2 electrons accounted for in the noble gas of horthand electron configuration For the outermost electrons there are 1 electron in

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Chapter6: The Periodic Table And Atomic Structure

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