**Lewis Symbols and Electron Configuration**This interactive activity helps you understand the relationship between Lewis symbols, group numbers, and electron configurations for neutral atoms.### Given Lewis Symbol:The diagram shows the Lewis symbol for an atom 'X', which has six valence electrons. The symbol consists of the letter "X" surrounded by six dots, representing the valence electrons.### Instructions:Based on the provided Lewis symbol, determine the correct group number and generic outer electron configuration. Make your selections from the options listed below.#### Select the group number:- ○ 1A (1)- ○ 2A (2)- ○ 3A (13)- ○ 4A (14)- ○ 5A (15)- ○ 6A (16)- ○ 7A (17)- ○ 8A (18)#### Select the generic outer electron configuration:- ○ \(ns^2 np^1\)- ○ \(ns^2 np^2\)- ○ \(ns^2 np^3\)- ○ \(ns^2 np^4\)- ○ \(ns^2 np^5\)- ○ \(ns^2 np^6\)Using the Lewis symbol, identify which group the element belongs to and the corresponding electron configuration for its outer electrons.

The general outer electronic configuration of 1A (1) group is ns1 The general outer electronic…

What are the group numbers and the generic outer electron configurations for a neutral atom with the given Lewis symbols? Select the group number. Select the generic outer electron configuration. 1А (1) 2A (2) O ns np' O ns np? ЗА (13) 4A (14) ns²np³ O ns²np* 5A (15) 6А (16) O ns? np3 O ns? np° 7А (17) 8A (18)

What are the group numbers and the generic outer electron configurations for a neutral atom with the given Lewis symbols? Select the group number. Select the generic outer electron configuration. 1А (1) 2A (2) O ns np' O ns np? ЗА (13) 4A (14) ns²np³ O ns²np* 5A (15) 6А (16) O ns? np3 O ns? np° 7А (17) 8A (18)

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