The boundary and energy diagrams for the valence atomic orbitals before examining bonding theories. (a) Beginning with elements in row 2 of the periodic table the valence shells of all non-hydrogen atoms have four orbitals in common. Draw a "generic" energy diagram for these orbitals. Give a generic name to these orbitals. 1. (b) Change the generic diagram you created in 1. (a) to represent the energy diagrams for C and P. Hint you are now creating two new energy diagrams. 1. (c) Use the information in the energy diagrams you drew in 1. (b), to draw the boundary diagrams for each different type of orbital adopted by the valence electrons of C and P. Make sure that your boundary diagrams reflect any differences that arise due to any change in energy of the valence electrons of C and P. Hint which periodic property can be assessed using boundary diagrams?

The boundary and energy diagrams for the valence atomic orbitals before examining bonding theories. (a) Beginning with elements in row 2 of the periodic table the valence shells of all non-hydrogen atoms have four orbitals in common. Draw a "generic" energy diagram for these orbitals. Give a generic name to these orbitals. 1. (b) Change the generic diagram you created in 1. (a) to represent the energy diagrams for C and P. Hint you are now creating two new energy diagrams. 1. (c) Use the information in the energy diagrams you drew in 1. (b), to draw the boundary diagrams for each different type of orbital adopted by the valence electrons of C and P. Make sure that your boundary diagrams reflect any differences that arise due to any change in energy of the valence electrons of C and P. Hint which periodic property can be assessed using boundary diagrams?

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