a Consider the following electron configuration: (035)2(03s*)?(03p)²(n3p)^(n3p*)4 Which species, in theory, would have this electron configuration? O F2 O F2 b Consider the following electron configuration: (035)²(035*)?(03p)?(n3p)“(n3p*)4 Which species, in theory, would have this electron configuration? F2* OCI O Cl2

a Consider the following electron configuration: (035)2(03s)?(03p)²(n3p)^(n3p)4 Which species, in theory, would have this electron configuration? O F2 O F2 b Consider the following electron configuration: (035)²(035)?(03p)?(n3p)“(n3p)4 Which species, in theory, would have this electron configuration? F2* OCI O Cl2

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter3: Atomic Shells And Classical Models Of Chemical Bonding

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