2. Electrons are in different orbitals outside of the nucleus. As we know, the nucleus is positively charged, and electrons are negatively charged. Take the nickel atom as an example, it has 28 electrons, and all reside in different orbitals. a. What are the complete, condensed, and valence electron configurations of nickel atom? b. There will be some electrons on 3d orbitals. What are the four quantum numbers for each electron in the 3d orbitals?

2. Electrons are in different orbitals outside of the nucleus. As we know, the nucleus is positively charged, and electrons are negatively charged. Take the nickel atom as an example, it has 28 electrons, and all reside in different orbitals. a. What are the complete, condensed, and valence electron configurations of nickel atom? b. There will be some electrons on 3d orbitals. What are the four quantum numbers for each electron in the 3d orbitals?

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Chapter7: Atomic Structure And Periodicity

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