8. The first part of an electron configuration can be abbreviated by enclosing in brackets the last noble gas that you went past to represent the full electron configuration leading up to that element. For instance, you can write [Ne] to represent 1s22s22p6, which can be a real timesaver. Decode these elements by finding out their element symbol, and write their full electron configurations below. short-hand electron configuration full electron configuration [He]2s [Ne]3s 3p symbol

8. The first part of an electron configuration can be abbreviated by enclosing in brackets the last noble gas that you went past to represent the full electron configuration leading up to that element. For instance, you can write [Ne] to represent 1s22s22p6, which can be a real timesaver. Decode these elements by finding out their element symbol, and write their full electron configurations below. short-hand electron configuration full electron configuration [He]2s [Ne]3s 3p symbol

Chemistry for Engineering Students

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Chapter6: The Periodic Table And Atomic Structure

Section: Chapter Questions

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