Give the "box notation" (also called the "dash notation") electron configuration of Co3+ by filling electrons into the orbital spaces provided. (((its the thing with the arrows up and down! please help I am so confused)))

Give the "box notation" (also called the "dash notation") electron configuration of Co3+ by filling electrons into the orbital spaces provided. (((its the thing with the arrows up and down! please help I am so confused)))

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Chapter8: The Periodic Table: Structure And Trends

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8.72QE

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Give the "box notation" (also called the "dash notation") electron configuration of Co³⁺ by filling electrons into the orbital spaces provided.

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