8. Write the full electron configuration for the atom of each of the following: C (a) the lightest halogen (b) an alkali metal with a full 3p orbital Sn (c) the Group 13 element in the same period as (d) the non-metallic elements in Group 14

8. Write the full electron configuration for the atom of each of the following: C (a) the lightest halogen (b) an alkali metal with a full 3p orbital Sn (c) the Group 13 element in the same period as (d) the non-metallic elements in Group 14

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(a) the lightest halogen
(b) an alkali metal with a full 3p orbital
(c) the Group 13 element in the same period as Sn
(d) the non-metallic elements in Group 14

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