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Electronic configuration is a way of representing electrons in increasing order of energy levels.

V. Orbital Diagrams and Electron Configurations A. Complete orbital diagrams for the following elements. Insert arrows into the proper boxes and label each box with the correct level and sublevel designation. 1. 0 (oxygen) 2. Si (silicon) B. Write the complete and abbreviated electron configurations for the following elements. 1. Mg 2. K 3. Co 4. Y 5. Po Complete: Abbreviated: Complete: Abbreviated: Complete: Abbreviated: Complete: Abbreviated: Complete: - Abbreviated: 12

V. Orbital Diagrams and Electron Configurations A. Complete orbital diagrams for the following elements. Insert arrows into the proper boxes and label each box with the correct level and sublevel designation. 1. 0 (oxygen) 2. Si (silicon) B. Write the complete and abbreviated electron configurations for the following elements. 1. Mg 2. K 3. Co 4. Y 5. Po Complete: Abbreviated: Complete: Abbreviated: Complete: Abbreviated: Complete: Abbreviated: Complete: - Abbreviated: 12

World of Chemistry, 3rd edition

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Chapter11: Modern Atomic Theory

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