Instructions: Fill in the table following the examples belowAtomOrlonFe²+Fe³+GaMnMn²+Co²+Co ³+Ga³+Al³+AlBrElectronicConfiguration[Ar] 4sº 3d6[Ar] 4sº 3d5[Ar] 4s² 3d¹0 4p¹[Ar][Ar][Ar]↑↓Orbital Diagram儿个个 ↑↑ ↑ ↑↑TUTTI TUT↑↑↑Sketch ofthe lastelectron'sorbitalOIn and Ivalue oflastenteringelectronn = 31=2n = 31=2n = 4| = 1m, and msof secondto the lastenteringelectronm₁ = -2ms = + ½m₁ = -1ms = +½m₁ = -2ms = -½Paramagnetic orDiamagneticparamagneticparamagneticparamagneticSizecomparedto aboveN/ASizecomparedto belowLargerthan Fe³+Largerthan Fe³+Smaller Smallerthan Fe2+ than Ga.IEcomparedto aboveN/ALarger IEthan Fe²+SmallerIE thanFe³+EAcomparedto belowSmallerEA thanFe3+LargerEA thanGa

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Instructions: Fill in the table following the examples below Atom Or lon Fe²+ [Ar] 4sº 3d Fe³+ [Ar] 4sº 3ds Ga Mn Mn²+ Co²+ Co³+ Ga3+ Electronic Configuration A1³+ Al [Ar] [Ar] [Ar] 4s² 3d¹0 4p¹ [Ar] ↑↓ Orbital Diagram Sketch of the last electron's orbital In and I value of last entering electron n=3 1 = 2 n=3 1=2 n = 4 I=1 m, and m, of second to the last entering electron m₁ = -2 m, = + ½ m₁ = -1 m₂ = + ½ m₁ = -2 m₂ = -½ Paramagnetic or Diamagnetic paramagnetic N/A paramagnetic Size Size compared compared to above to below paramagnetic Smaller than Fe2+ Larger than Fe³+ Larger than Fe³+ Smaller than Ga IE compared to above N/A Larger IE than Fe2+ Smaller IE than Fe³+ EA compared to below Smaller EA than Fe³+ Larger EA than Ga

Instructions: Fill in the table following the examples below Atom Or lon Fe²+ [Ar] 4sº 3d Fe³+ [Ar] 4sº 3ds Ga Mn Mn²+ Co²+ Co³+ Ga3+ Electronic Configuration A1³+ Al [Ar] [Ar] [Ar] 4s² 3d¹0 4p¹ [Ar] ↑↓ Orbital Diagram Sketch of the last electron's orbital In and I value of last entering electron n=3 1 = 2 n=3 1=2 n = 4 I=1 m, and m, of second to the last entering electron m₁ = -2 m, = + ½ m₁ = -1 m₂ = + ½ m₁ = -2 m₂ = -½ Paramagnetic or Diamagnetic paramagnetic N/A paramagnetic Size Size compared compared to above to below paramagnetic Smaller than Fe2+ Larger than Fe³+ Larger than Fe³+ Smaller than Ga IE compared to above N/A Larger IE than Fe2+ Smaller IE than Fe³+ EA compared to below Smaller EA than Fe³+ Larger EA than Ga

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter12: Atomic X-ray Spectrometry

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12.10QAP

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