The Foundations of Chemistry
5-17 Electron Configurations 219 Row 3.The next element beyond neon is sodium. Here we begin to add electrons to the third shell ...
Orbital Notation 3 d 4 s 4 p Simplified Notation 19 K[Ar] __ h [Ar] 4s 1 20 Ca [Ar] __ hg [Ar] 4s 2 21 Sc[Ar]__ h hg [Ar] 3d ...
Electrons are indistinguishable. We have numbered them 1, 2, 3, and so on as an aid to counting them. 5-17 Electron Configuratio ...
222 CHAPTER 5: The Structure of Atoms (n2, 1) and therefore also the second energy level. Electrons 11 through 17 fill the 3s ...
We can extend the information in Figure 5-31 to indicate the electron configurations that are represented by each group(column) ...
EXAMPLE 5-10 Electron Configurations Use Table 5-5 to determine the electron configurations of (a) magnesium, Mg; (b) germanium, ...
dorbital block, so we know that the 3dorbitals are completely filled. The electron configura- tion of Ge is [Ar] 4s^23 d^104 p^2 ...
226 CHAPTER 5: The Structure of Atoms Cathode ray The beam of electrons going from the negative electrode toward the positive el ...
Exercises 227 Exercises Particles and the Nuclear Atom *001.List the three fundamental particles of matter, and indi- cate the m ...
228 CHAPTER 5: The Structure of Atoms 0 *19.Prior to 1962, the atomic weight scale was based on the assignment of an atomic weig ...
Exercises 229 *035.Calculate the atomic weight of silicon using the follow- ing data for the percent natural abundance and mass ...
23 0CHAPTER 5: The Structure of Atoms Atomic Spectra and the Bohr Theory *053.(a) Distinguish between an atomic emission spectru ...
Exercises 231 *070.An electron is in one of the 3porbitals. What are the pos- sible values of the quantum numbers n, , m, and ...
232 CHAPTER 5: The Structure of Atoms *098.Find the total number of s, p,and delectrons in each of the following: (a) Si; (b) Ar ...
Exercises 233 122.When compounds of barium are heated in a flame, green light of wavelength 554 nm is emitted. How much energy i ...
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OUTLINE 6-1 More About the Periodic Table Periodic Properties of the Elements 6-2 Atomic Radii 6-3 Ionization Energy 6-4 Electro ...
configurations of elements in the A groups are entirely predictable from their positions in the periodic table. We also noted, h ...
6-1 More About the Periodic Table 237 CC The Development of Science HEMISTRY IN USE The Periodic Table The periodic table is one ...
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