(g) The element whose +2 cation has the same electronic configuration as krypton.(h) The lightest element having a half-filled p subshell in the valence shell.(i) The element whose -2 anion has the same electronic configuration as argon. 36. Give the name(s) of the element(s) fitting each of the following descriptions. Note: These generallyrequire slow careful thought. To be more confident in your answers, try explaining your reasoning inwords which will help catch errors you might otherwise make in reasoning you might otherwise do inyour head.

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(g) The element whose +2 cation has the same electronic configuration as krypton. (h) The lightest element having a half-filled p subshell in the valence shell. (i) The element whose -2 anion has the same electronic configuration as argon.

(g) The element whose +2 cation has the same electronic configuration as krypton. (h) The lightest element having a half-filled p subshell in the valence shell. (i) The element whose -2 anion has the same electronic configuration as argon.

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(g) The element whose +2 cation has the same electronic configuration as krypton.
(h) The lightest element having a half-filled p subshell in the valence shell.
(i) The element whose -2 anion has the same electronic configuration as argon.

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