Name: Pevona Andres Naa Date 7/3/4 Per: stElectron Configuration Practice - HomeworkIn the space below, write the expanded electron configurations (ex. = 1s 2s') of the following elements:15? as? ap6 35'1522522p63 s2 3064 523 d615?25? 20635? 3p69 523d10 4 es52 252Qpb3523p645230104pB s524d10spbbs?Ist 12 ap638?3p6q5230o 402s524d103 624p41)Sodium2)potassium3)chlorine4)bromine5)охудenIn the space below, write the abbreviated electron configurations (ex. Li [He]2s') of the followingelements:6)manganese[kv] Ss!4 dio7)silver8)nitrogen9)sulfur10)argonIn the space below, write the orbital notation (arrows) of the following elements:11)manganese s' as &p? d3 4P12)silver18252182 252 3d13)nitrogen14)sulfur15)argonDetermine what elements are denoted by the following electron configurations:1s°25°2p°3s°3p" _Sclfur17) 1s2s2p°3s*3p°4s°3dl©4p°5s' VUbidich16)

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Name: Pevon a Andres Naa Date 7/3/1 Per: st Electron Configuration Practice - Homework In the space below, write the expanded electron configurations (ex. = 1s 2s') of the following elements: 15? as? ap63s' 522522p63 s2 3064 523 d6 5225? 2063s? 3p69 523d104es Is? 25ZQp63523p64523d104pBs524d10spbbs? 1) Sodium 2) potassium 3) chlorine 4) bromine 5) охудen following

Name: Pevon a Andres Naa Date 7/3/1 Per: st Electron Configuration Practice - Homework In the space below, write the expanded electron configurations (ex. = 1s 2s') of the following elements: 15? as? ap63s' 522522p63 s2 3064 523 d6 5225? 2063s? 3p69 523d104es Is? 25ZQp63523p64523d104pBs524d10spbbs? 1) Sodium 2) potassium 3) chlorine 4) bromine 5) охудen following

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Chapter7: The Structure Of Atoms And Periodic Trends

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