* Question Completion Status:QUESTION 37YOU MUST SUBMIT WORK FOR THIS PROBLEM INTO A SEPARATE ASSIGNMENT.Write the condensed orbital filling diagram of the following:A. nitrogen (N)B. copper (Cu)Use the similar scheme as showed for carbon (C):It |t | |2p[He] T4|251. use the special signs - click on the (2 icon2. switch to Arrows panel - on the bottom of the list3. select appropriate arrows4. make at least 5 spaces between orbitals5. use vertical line [shift + backslash] to indicate subshells on each orbital6. if subshells are empty use at least 2 spaces to show empty space between lines (indicate an empty orbital)For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac).BIUSParagraphArial14px次 T Te田田-I!田

Given Element A. Nitrogen (N)B. Copper (Cu)Condensed Orbital Filling Diagram = To be determined

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Write the condensed orbital filling diagram of the following: A. nitrogen (N) B. copper (Cu)

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