Which statement is true regarding Slater's rules and the calculation of effective nuclear charge? In the calculation of S, the total number of valence electrons should be multiplied by 0.35 Zeff is greater than Z for all atoms. Core electrons are less effective at shielding valence electrons than are other valence electrons. Valence electrons do not contribute at all to the value of S. The value of S (shielding) is greater for the last electron of O than for the last electron of N.

Which statement is true regarding Slater's rules and the calculation of effective nuclear charge? In the calculation of S, the total number of valence electrons should be multiplied by 0.35 Zeff is greater than Z for all atoms. Core electrons are less effective at shielding valence electrons than are other valence electrons. Valence electrons do not contribute at all to the value of S. The value of S (shielding) is greater for the last electron of O than for the last electron of N.

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