Give the noble gas shortened electron configuration for Zr [ ]5 4 Give the noble gas shortened electron configuration for the only Zr ion, Zr*4 Remember that ion formation usually results in completely full or completely empty subshells. [ ]5 4 а. Не b. Ne C. Ar d. Kr е. Хе f. Rn h. s° i. s' j. s? g. Uuo k. s3 I. p° m. p1 n. p2 o. p3 p. p4 q. p5 r. p6 s. dº t. d' u. d² v. d³ w. d4 x. d5 y. d6 z. d? aa. d8 bb. d° Cc. d10 kk. f II. f3 mm. f nn. f10 00. f11 dd. f° ee. fl ff. f² ii. f j. fo gg. 3 hh. fª pp. f12 qq. f13 rr. f14

Give the noble gas shortened electron configuration for Zr [ ]5 4 Give the noble gas shortened electron configuration for the only Zr ion, Zr*4 Remember that ion formation usually results in completely full or completely empty subshells. [ ]5 4 а. Не b. Ne C. Ar d. Kr е. Хе f. Rn h. s° i. s' j. s? g. Uuo k. s3 I. p° m. p1 n. p2 o. p3 p. p4 q. p5 r. p6 s. dº t. d' u. d² v. d³ w. d4 x. d5 y. d6 z. d? aa. d8 bb. d° Cc. d10 kk. f II. f3 mm. f nn. f10 00. f11 dd. f° ee. fl ff. f² ii. f j. fo gg. 3 hh. fª pp. f12 qq. f13 rr. f14

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