Activity Sheet Given the atomic number of the following elements: A. Write the orbital diagram of the outermost configuration. B. Write the electronic configuration. C. Determine the family and period where the element is located. 1. A12 Orbital diagram: Electronic configuration: Family: Period: 2. B23 Orbital diagram: Electronic configuration: Family: Period: 3. C30 Orbital diagram: Electronic configuration: Family: Period: 3. C67 Orbital diagram: Electronic configuration: Family: Period:

Activity Sheet Given the atomic number of the following elements: A. Write the orbital diagram of the outermost configuration. B. Write the electronic configuration. C. Determine the family and period where the element is located. 1. A12 Orbital diagram: Electronic configuration: Family: Period: 2. B23 Orbital diagram: Electronic configuration: Family: Period: 3. C30 Orbital diagram: Electronic configuration: Family: Period: 3. C67 Orbital diagram: Electronic configuration: Family: Period:

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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