Write the electron configurations for the following ions using spectroscopic (spdf) and orbital box notation. (a) Ca²+ Full electron configuration = Orbital box notation: 1s (b) Ni²+ 25 4s Noble gas electron configuration = Orbital box notation: 2p 3d 3s 3p (do not use noble gas notation) 4s

Write the electron configurations for the following ions using spectroscopic (spdf) and orbital box notation. (a) Ca²+ Full electron configuration = Orbital box notation: 1s (b) Ni²+ 25 4s Noble gas electron configuration = Orbital box notation: 2p 3d 3s 3p (do not use noble gas notation) 4s

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Write electron configurations for cations.
Key for entering electron configuration information
Enter answer on one line WITHOUT superscripts.
Separate each subshell with a space.
Example: Neon (1s²2s²2p6) should be entered as 1s2 2s2 2p6.
Full electron configuration =
Write the electron configurations for the following ions using spectroscopic (spdf) and orbital box notation.
(a) Ca²+
Orbital box notation:
1s
(b) Ni²+
2s
Noble gas electron configuration =
Orbital box notation:
4s
2p
3d
3s
Key for entering orbital box information
A
u = electron with spin "up", T
3p
d = electron with spin "down",
Always start with spin up.
Leave empty orbitals blank.
(do not use noble gas notation)
4s

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