[Review Topics][References]Name the noble gas atom that has the same electron configuration as each of the ions in the following compoBaCl2a. Ba²+, [Rn]; CI, [Ne]2+Ba²+, [Xe]; CI, [Ar]2+Ba²+, [Rn]; CI, [Ar]Ba²+, [Kr]; CI, [Ar]Al2 Te3b. Al³+, [Ar]; Te², [Xe]O A1³+, [Ar]; Te², [Kr]Al³+, [Ne]; Te², [Xe]Al³+, [Ne]; Te², [Kr]Na₂Oc. ONa+, [He]; 0², [Ar]ONa+, [Ar]; 0², [Ar]ONa+, [Ne]; 0², [Ne]ONa+, [Ne]; 02, [He]K₂ Sd. OK+, [Xe]; S², [Ar]OK+, [Kr]; S², [Kr]OK+, [Ar]; S2, [Ar]©K+, [Ar]; S*, Xe

Name the noble gas atom that has the same electron configuration as each of the ions in the following comp BaCl2 a. Ba²+, [Rn]; CI, [Ne] Ba²+, [Xe]; CI, [Ar] Ba²+, [Rn]; CI™, [Ar] Ba²+, [Kr]; CI, [Ar] Al2 Tes b. Al³+, [Ar]; Te², [Xe] Al³+, [Ar]; Te², [Kr] Al³+, [Ne]; Te², [Xe] 13+ ITZ 1

Name the noble gas atom that has the same electron configuration as each of the ions in the following comp BaCl2 a. Ba²+, [Rn]; CI, [Ne] Ba²+, [Xe]; CI, [Ar] Ba²+, [Rn]; CI™, [Ar] Ba²+, [Kr]; CI, [Ar] Al2 Tes b. Al³+, [Ar]; Te², [Xe] Al³+, [Ar]; Te², [Kr] Al³+, [Ne]; Te², [Xe] 13+ ITZ 1

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[Review Topics]
[References]
Name the noble gas atom that has the same electron configuration as each of the ions in the following compo
BaCl2
a. Ba²+, [Rn]; CI, [Ne]
2+
Ba²+, [Xe]; CI, [Ar]
2+
Ba²+, [Rn]; CI, [Ar]
Ba²+, [Kr]; CI, [Ar]
Al2 Te3
b. Al³+, [Ar]; Te², [Xe]
O A1³+
, [Ar]; Te², [Kr]
Al³+, [Ne]; Te², [Xe]
Al³+, [Ne]; Te², [Kr]
Na₂O
c. ONa+, [He]; 0², [Ar]
ONa+, [Ar]; 0², [Ar]
ONa+, [Ne]; 0², [Ne]
ONa+, [Ne]; 02, [He]
K₂ S
d. OK+, [Xe]; S², [Ar]
OK+, [Kr]; S², [Kr]
OK+, [Ar]; S2, [Ar]
©K+, [Ar]; S*, Xe

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