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Please help with the following tables. I also need explanation so that I could do it on my own. Thank you! TABLE 1: EXCEPTIONS TO

Please help with the following tables. I also need explanation so that I could do it on my own. Thank you!

TABLE 1: EXCEPTIONS TO AUFBAU

Partially filled sublevels are less stable than half-filled sublevels which are less stable than full sublevels.

Some atoms will promote an electron to either half-fill or fill a sublevel.

24Cr

Order electrons fill

Exceptional configuration

29Cu

Order electrons fill

Exceptional configuration

47Ag

Order electrons fill

Exceptional configuration

TABLE 2: ELECTRON CONFIGURATIONS FOR IONS

Cations take away an electron for every unit of positive charge.

Anions add an electron for every unit of negative charge.

19K

Electron configuration

Orbital diagram

19K+

(how many electrons?)

Electron configuration

Orbital diagram

7N

Electron configuration

Orbital diagram

7N3-

Electron configuration

Orbital diagram

16S

Electron configuration

Orbital diagram

16S2-

Electron configuration

Orbital diagram

17Cl

Electron configuration

Orbital diagram

17Cl

Electron configuration

Orbital diagram

20Ca

Electron configuration

Orbital diagram

20Ca2+

Electron configuration

Orbital diagram

Use your periodic table marked with the s, p, d, and f, blocks.

Os (abbreviated)

Pb (full)

I- (remember this is an ion!)

Sc (orbital diagram)

Rb+ (ion)

Mo (exception)

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