f,g,h please 3+**X3) Consider element "X":a) How many protons does X³* have?b) How many neutrons does X3+ have?c) How many electrons does X3* have?d) What is the identity of element X? _e) Draw the orbital diagram for neutral atom X.f) Which of the following elements most likely represents the values forionization energy for X, all given in kJ/mol?ElementIE,IE2IE3IE4IESElement 149645626912954313353Element 2738145177331054013630Element 3578181727451157514830Element 478715773231435616091g) What should have a larger radius, X3* or neon? Explain why in terms ofeffective nuclear charge. (NOTE: Fully define your terms in your answer.)h) On a set of labeled axis, draw a valance orbital of neutral atom X,including all nodes. Provide the name and a set of three quantum numbers for yourorbital.

Element 3 is most likely representing the values for I.E. (ionization energy) for X and from the…

3) Consider element "X": 13 X a) How many protons does X3* have? b) How many neutrons does X³* have? c) How many electrons does X3* have? d) What is the identity of element X?. e) Draw the orbital diagram for neutral atom X. f)' Which of the following elements most likely represents the values for ionization energy for X, all given in kJ/mol? Element IE1 IE. IE2 4562 IE3 IES Element 1 496 6912 9543 13353 Element 2 738 1451 7733 10540 13630 Element 3 Element 4 1817 578 787 2745 11575 14830 1577 3231 4356 16091 8) What should have a larger radius, X³* or neon? Explain why in terms of effective nuclear charge. (NOTE: Fully define your terms in your answer.) h) On a set of labeled axis, draw a valance orbital of neutral atom X, including all nodes. Provide the name and a set of three quantum numbers for your orbital.

3) Consider element "X": 13 X a) How many protons does X3* have? b) How many neutrons does X³* have? c) How many electrons does X3* have? d) What is the identity of element X?. e) Draw the orbital diagram for neutral atom X. f)' Which of the following elements most likely represents the values for ionization energy for X, all given in kJ/mol? Element IE1 IE. IE2 4562 IE3 IES Element 1 496 6912 9543 13353 Element 2 738 1451 7733 10540 13630 Element 3 Element 4 1817 578 787 2745 11575 14830 1577 3231 4356 16091 8) What should have a larger radius, X³* or neon? Explain why in terms of effective nuclear charge. (NOTE: Fully define your terms in your answer.) h) On a set of labeled axis, draw a valance orbital of neutral atom X, including all nodes. Provide the name and a set of three quantum numbers for your orbital.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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