6. From the Periodic table, choose 2 metals from the Alkaline petal series, 2 metals from the transition metalies and 1 non-metal from the 6A group and write the noble gas configuration of each one of them. ( 7. Write the Nobie gas configuration (NGC) of the following lons. Write the symbol of the ion and the charge of the ion. (10 points). a Sodium ion Eve s b. Chloride lon c. Oxide ion d. Magnesium ion e. Sulfide ion 3. Pick the frequency of your most favorite radio station and calculate the wavelength (lambda) of the wavelength. Using this lambda value, calculate the Energy of the wave. Show your work, and include the units in your answer, wherever applicable. Show the steps on how you solved this problem.

6. From the Periodic table, choose 2 metals from the Alkaline petal series, 2 metals from the transition metalies and 1 non-metal from the 6A group and write the noble gas configuration of each one of them. ( 7. Write the Nobie gas configuration (NGC) of the following lons. Write the symbol of the ion and the charge of the ion. (10 points). a Sodium ion Eve s b. Chloride lon c. Oxide ion d. Magnesium ion e. Sulfide ion 3. Pick the frequency of your most favorite radio station and calculate the wavelength (lambda) of the wavelength. Using this lambda value, calculate the Energy of the wave. Show your work, and include the units in your answer, wherever applicable. Show the steps on how you solved this problem.

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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