I. When sulfur dioxide reacts with chlorine, the products are thionyl chloride, SOCl2, and dichlorine oxide, Cl2O SO2(g)+2Cl2(g)SOCl2(g)+Cl2O(g) a) Give the electron configuration for an atom of sulfur in the orbital box notation. Do not use the noble gas notation. [2] b) Using the configuration given in part (a), write a set of quantum numbers for the highest energy electron in the sulfur atom[2] c) What element involved in this reaction (O,S,Cl) should have the smallest ionization energy? The smallest radius? [4] d) Which should be smaller, the sulfide ion, S2, or the sulfur atom, S? [3] e) The Hrxn for the reaction of SO2 and Cl2 is +164.6kJ/mol of SOCl2 produced. Using this and the table shown below, calculate the standard molar enthalpy of formation of SOCl2[4]