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12. Write the full and abbreviated electron configurations for phosphorus. How many core and valence electrons does it have? A: 10; 5

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ChapterU1: Alchemy: Matter, Atomic Structure, And Bonding

SectionU1.24: Shell Game: Electron Configurations

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12. Write the full and abbreviated electron configurations for phosphorus. How many core and valence
electrons does it have?
A: 10; 5

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