Port 39 Directions: Write the electron configuration for the following element.ElementElectron Configuration1. Aluminium2. Calcium3. Chlorine4. Sodium5. Neon6. Boron7. Yttrium8. Beryllium9. Gallium10. Mercury

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Directions: Write the electron configuration for the following element. Electron Configuration Element 1. Aluminium 2. Calcium 3. Chlorine

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Port 39

Directions: Write the electron configuration for the following element.
Element
Electron Configuration
1. Aluminium
2. Calcium
3. Chlorine
4. Sodium
5. Neon
6. Boron
7. Yttrium
8. Beryllium
9. Gallium
10. Mercury

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