For each of the following numbers of electrons, choose the formula of a positive ion that would have that number of electrons and its complete electron configuration:a. 10 electrons(Select all that apply.)Mg2+, 1822s22p6ONa+, 18²2s22p6Li+, 1s²2s²2p6Al³+, 18²2s²2p6b. 2 electrons(Select all that apply.)Be²+, 1s²OLI+, 18²ONa+,18²O A1³+, 18²c. 18 electrons(Select all that apply.)2+Ca²+, 1822s22p 3s²3p66 2OK+, 182282 2p 38² 3p6Ba²+, 18²2s22p 3s²3p62+6Mg²+, 18²2s²2p 3s²3p6d. 36 electrons(Select all that apply.)2+Sr²+, 18²2s²2p 3s²3p6 4s²3d¹04p66Rb+, 1s²2s²2p63s² 3p6 4s²3d¹0,4p6Cs+, 1822822p 3s²3p 4s²3d¹0 4p666 2210Mg²+, 18²2s²2p6 38² 3p 48²3d¹04p6

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For each of the following numbers of electrons, choose the formula of a positive ion that would have that number of electrons and its complete electron configuration: a. 10 electrons (Select all that apply.) Mg²+, 18²2s²2p6 ONa+, 18²2s²2p6 Li+, 18²2s²2p6 A1³+, 18²2s²2p6 b. 2 electrons (Select all that apply.) Be²+, 18² OLi+, 1s² ONa+, 18² A1³+, 18² c. 18 electrons (Select all that apply.) Ca²+, 18² 282 2p 3s² 3p6 OK+, 1822s²2p 3s²3p6 Ba²+, 1s²2s22p 3s²3p6 Mg2+, 1822s22p 3s²3p6 d. 36 electrons (Select all that apply.) Sr²+, 18²2s²2p 3s²3p 4s²3d¹04p6 ORb+, 18²2s22p 3s²3p6 4s²3d¹04p6 Cs+, 1822s22p 3s² 3p 4s²3d¹04p6 Mg2+, 182282; 23d¹0 4p6

For each of the following numbers of electrons, choose the formula of a positive ion that would have that number of electrons and its complete electron configuration: a. 10 electrons (Select all that apply.) Mg²+, 18²2s²2p6 ONa+, 18²2s²2p6 Li+, 18²2s²2p6 A1³+, 18²2s²2p6 b. 2 electrons (Select all that apply.) Be²+, 18² OLi+, 1s² ONa+, 18² A1³+, 18² c. 18 electrons (Select all that apply.) Ca²+, 18² 282 2p 3s² 3p6 OK+, 1822s²2p 3s²3p6 Ba²+, 1s²2s22p 3s²3p6 Mg2+, 1822s22p 3s²3p6 d. 36 electrons (Select all that apply.) Sr²+, 18²2s²2p 3s²3p 4s²3d¹04p6 ORb+, 18²2s22p 3s²3p6 4s²3d¹04p6 Cs+, 1822s22p 3s² 3p 4s²3d¹04p6 Mg2+, 182282; 23d¹0 4p6

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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