The red color of rubies is the result of a substitution of some Cr³™ions for Al3+ions in solid Al203.a. Using noble gas notation, write the electron configuration for the Chromium atomand the Cr3+ ion.3+b. is the Crt ion para- or diamagnetic? Would it be attracted a magnetic field?c. Compare the radius of the Cr" ion to a neutral Cr atom; which would have alarger radius? Explain your answer in at least one sentence that mentions effectivenuclear charge.

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The red color of rubies is the result of a substitution of some Crt ions for Al+ ions in solid Al203. a. Using noble gas notation, write the electron configuration for the Chromium atom and the Cr3+ ion. b. is the Crot ion para- or diamagnetic? Would it be attracted a magnetic field? c. Compare the radius of the Cr+ larger radius? Explain your answer in at least one sentence that mentions effective nuclear charge. ion to a neutral Cr atom; which would have a

The red color of rubies is the result of a substitution of some Crt ions for Al+ ions in solid Al203. a. Using noble gas notation, write the electron configuration for the Chromium atom and the Cr3+ ion. b. is the Crot ion para- or diamagnetic? Would it be attracted a magnetic field? c. Compare the radius of the Cr+ larger radius? Explain your answer in at least one sentence that mentions effective nuclear charge. ion to a neutral Cr atom; which would have a

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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