energy level atomic number d-block orbital/sublevel family period f-block s-block p-block electrons is one of the bases of how are the with Increasing elements in the Periodic Table are arranged. Elements similar properties are grouped as, 2 where the elements have the same number of electrons in their outermost shell and 3, where the elements have the same number of main energy levels. 1 The periodic table of elements consists of columns (Group 1A and Group 2A); the (Groups 3A to 8A); the, 2B); and the 4 6 columns 10 columns (Groups 3B to 14 columns under the group of 2 6 lanthanides and actinides. This number of columns for each block corresponds to the number of electrons capable of filling up the s, p, dand forbitals. Given the electron configuration of the element oxygen, 1s2 s2$ 2p4, the numerical coefficient is the 8_, the letter is 9 the and the superscript is the number of the sublevel. 10_ in

energy level atomic number d-block orbital/sublevel family period f-block s-block p-block electrons is one of the bases of how are the with Increasing elements in the Periodic Table are arranged. Elements similar properties are grouped as, 2 where the elements have the same number of electrons in their outermost shell and 3, where the elements have the same number of main energy levels. 1 The periodic table of elements consists of columns (Group 1A and Group 2A); the (Groups 3A to 8A); the, 2B); and the 4 6 columns 10 columns (Groups 3B to 14 columns under the group of 2 6 lanthanides and actinides. This number of columns for each block corresponds to the number of electrons capable of filling up the s, p, dand forbitals. Given the electron configuration of the element oxygen, 1s2 s2$ 2p4, the numerical coefficient is the 8_, the letter is 9 the and the superscript is the number of the sublevel. 10_ in

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