PRELAB QUESTIONS NAMEDaniee Bivera 1. Sketch a Bohr model for a sulfur atom 2. Provide the electron configuration for the following elements and ions. For the ions make sure to account for the missing or extra electrons. K: а. Ca 2+ b. N3: с. d. Mn: Cd: е. f. Y: 3. When dealing with large elements with lots of electrons, the electrons are not always found where one might expect them to be. Using the internet, look up the electron configuration of gold and provide it below: Au: How does gold's electron configuration differ from what you would expect? Why would gold adopt this unusual configuration? 51

PRELAB QUESTIONS NAMEDaniee Bivera 1. Sketch a Bohr model for a sulfur atom 2. Provide the electron configuration for the following elements and ions. For the ions make sure to account for the missing or extra electrons. K: а. Ca 2+ b. N3: с. d. Mn: Cd: е. f. Y: 3. When dealing with large elements with lots of electrons, the electrons are not always found where one might expect them to be. Using the internet, look up the electron configuration of gold and provide it below: Au: How does gold's electron configuration differ from what you would expect? Why would gold adopt this unusual configuration? 51

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337399425

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter11: Modern Atomic Theory

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