Describe what happens to the electron configurations of lithium and nitrogen when they react to form lithium nitride. Select all true statements. O Nitrogen (1s²2s²2p³) gains three electrons to form N³ (1s²2s²2p°). O Nitrogen (1s²2s²2p³) gains three electrons to form N³ (1s²2s²). O Lithium (1s²2s+) loses an electron to form Li* (1s²2s²). O Lithium (1s22s!) loses an electron to form Li* (1s²). O Both Li* and N³- achieve the electron configurations of a noble gas. O None of these.

Describe what happens to the electron configurations of lithium and nitrogen when they react to form lithium nitride. Select all true statements. O Nitrogen (1s²2s²2p³) gains three electrons to form N³ (1s²2s²2p°). O Nitrogen (1s²2s²2p³) gains three electrons to form N³ (1s²2s²). O Lithium (1s²2s+) loses an electron to form Li* (1s²2s²). O Lithium (1s22s!) loses an electron to form Li* (1s²). O Both Li* and N³- achieve the electron configurations of a noble gas. O None of these.

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