Titanium electron configuration
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Jasmine Sanchez 1K
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Titanium electron configuration
Why do we use Argon as the noble gas to write the electron configuration for titanium if the noble gas before titanium is xenon?
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Ruby Sanchez 1K
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Re: Titanium electron configuration
The noble gas before titanium is argon (Ar) , so the electron configuration would be [Ar] 3d^2 4s^2 . You might be confusing titianium (Ti) with thallium (TI), in which case you would start with Xenon.
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