Question 3The photoelectron spectra of two different elements are shown below.605030Binding Energy (MJ/mol)204010a) Identify which element each spectrum corresponds to and explain yourreasoning.electrons in that group)b) Identify which orbital(s) the leftmost peak in each spectrum corresponds to.Explain why the navy peak has a larger binding energy than the magenta peak.(Hint: the height of each peak is proportional to the number ofc) Identify which orbital(s) the rightmost peak in each spectrum corresponds to.Explain why the rightmost navy peak has a slightly smaller binding energy thanthe leftmost magenta peak.the Aufbau principle.)(Hint: think about what makes an exception toRelative Number of Electrons

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photoelectron spectra of two different elements are shown below. 60 50 40 30 Binding Energy (MJ/mol) 20 10 O Identify which element each spectrum corresponds to and explain your reasoning. electrons in that group) O Identify which orbital(s) the leftmost peak in each spectrum corresponds to. Explain why the navy peak has a larger binding energy than the magenta peal (Hint: the height of each peak is proportional to the number O Identify which orbital(s) the rightmost peak in each spectrum corresponds to Explain why the rightmost navy peak has a slightly smaller binding energy th the leftmost magenta peak. the Aufbau principle.) (Hint: think about what makes an exception Relative Number of Electrons

photoelectron spectra of two different elements are shown below. 60 50 40 30 Binding Energy (MJ/mol) 20 10 O Identify which element each spectrum corresponds to and explain your reasoning. electrons in that group) O Identify which orbital(s) the leftmost peak in each spectrum corresponds to. Explain why the navy peak has a larger binding energy than the magenta peal (Hint: the height of each peak is proportional to the number O Identify which orbital(s) the rightmost peak in each spectrum corresponds to Explain why the rightmost navy peak has a slightly smaller binding energy th the leftmost magenta peak. the Aufbau principle.) (Hint: think about what makes an exception Relative Number of Electrons

Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity

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Chapter7: The Structure Of Atoms And Periodic Trends

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