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Chapter 7, Problem 41GQ
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The red color of rubies is the result of the substitution of some Cr3+ ions for Al3+ ions in solid Al2O3.
- (a) Using spdf notation with the noble gas notation, write the electron configuration for the Cr atom and for the Cr3+ ion?
- (b) Is Cr2+ paramagnetic? Is Cr3+?
- (c) The radius of the Cr3+ ion is 64 pm. How does this compare with the radius of the Al3+ ion?
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Table 1.4 gave the ionic radii in pm. For k+ it was 138(6), 151(8),159(10) and for f- it was 128(2), 132(4), 133(6).
Table 1. 5 gave ionization energies in kj/mol. For k they were 419, 3051 and 4410. For f it was 1681,3375, and 6050.
Table 1.6 gave electron affinities in kj/mol and for k it was 48 and for f it was 328.
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Answer the following questions by showing electron configuration (spdf notation)
a) Which of the following is (are) paramagnetic? Zn, Cl, K+ , O2- , Alb) Which of the following has the largest number of unpaired electrons: S, Cr2+, N, K, Ne?c) Choose the paramagnetic atom or ion: Zn, Zn2+, Mn2+, Ar, Al3+. d) Which of the following has the smallest value of the first ionization energy: Ar, Cs, N, Cu, Rb?e) List in order of increasing size: Cl-, Ar, K+, S2-, Ca2+. (show the parameter that effects the size as orbital-electron skeckout)
2. Explain the following phenomena on the basis of electron configuration.
i) Fluorine forms an ion having a charge of -1. Support your answer by providing the electron configuration of both atom and ion.
ii) Which is the more likely the configuration for Mn2+: [Ar]4s23d3 or [Ar]3d5.
Give reason for your answer.
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