291al ovlomGiven the following parfial electron configurations,I (Ne] 353p²I CHe] 2s² 2p5LEFFI [Kr] 55IV [Nel 35-3p4a) Identify each element.of atomíc size.increasingb) Rank the four elements în orderOfc) Rank them in order of increasing Tonizatron energy

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Given the following parfial electron configurationss, I (Ne] 3s 3p I (He] 2s2 2ps II [kr] 5s IV [Ne] 3s-3p4 a) Identify each element. b) Rank the four elements în order of increasing atomíc size C) Rank them in order of increasing Tonizatron energy.

Given the following parfial electron configurationss, I (Ne] 3s 3p I (He] 2s2 2ps II [kr] 5s IV [Ne] 3s-3p4 a) Identify each element. b) Rank the four elements în order of increasing atomíc size C) Rank them in order of increasing Tonizatron energy.

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Chapter7: Electronic Structure

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Problem 7.72QE

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