Solve the following questions to fill the Table

2. Recreate the Supplementary table in your notebook and name it. Give yourself space. Sunnlementarv Table 1. 3. Write the abbreviated electron configuration for elements in period 2 of the periodic table. 4. Translate the electron configurations to orbital diagrams for each atom. 5. Provide the orbital diagram for each of the elements AFTER losing 1 of its highest energy electrons. This change in the orbital diagrams represents the 1st ionization. 6. Compare the orbital diagrams between the atom and 1st ionization. i. Classify the relative first ionization values as "low", "high", or "neutral". low: forms a half full or full remaining shell/subshell high: breaks a half full or full shells/subshell ii. Rank the elements from lowest to highest 1st ionization energy values. 7. Provide the orbital diagram for each of the elements AFTER losing another of its high-energy electrons. This change in the orbital diagrams represents the 2nd ionization. 8. Compare the orbital diagrams between the 1ot and 2nd ionizations. i. Classify the relative second ionization as "low", "high", or "neutral". low: forms a half full or full remaining shell/subshell high: breaks a half full or full shells/subshell ii. Rank the ions from lowest to highest 2nd ionization energy values. 9. Which ion will have the lowest 3rd ionization value? 10. Which ion will have the highest 3rd ionization value