First photo is element that is given ( it is a made up element) the second photo is question pertaining to what’s given. Consider the element Work (Wr) with an atomic number of 33 and an atomic mass of 81.03 g/mol.The following information was collected for this elementnameWr 2WorkideWro,2Wro2WorkateWorkiteWro 3hyboworkite For the element work, determine the number of valence electrons, core electrons and if the element work aparamagnetic or diamagnetic. Explain your answer.· (write number of valence electrons in first blank, number of core electrons in second blank, and the magnetism of theelement in the 3rd blank)A/A/

We are given a element called work with symbol Wr having atomic number = 33 and mass number = 81.03…

For the element work, determine the number of valence electrons, core electrons and if the element work a paramagnetic or diamagnetic. Explain your answer. (write number of valence electrons in first blank, number of core electrons in second blank, and the magnetism of the element in the 3rd blank) A

For the element work, determine the number of valence electrons, core electrons and if the element work a paramagnetic or diamagnetic. Explain your answer. (write number of valence electrons in first blank, number of core electrons in second blank, and the magnetism of the element in the 3rd blank) A

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ISBN:9781559539418

Author:Angelica Stacy

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ChapterU1: Alchemy: Matter, Atomic Structure, And Bonding

SectionU1.12: Atoms By Numbers: Atomic Number And Atomic Mass

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