Electron Configuration Exceptions
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Electron Configuration Exceptions
What are the exceptions to electron configuration, and why do those exceptions exist?
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Re: Electron Configuration Exceptions
the 2 exceptions we need to know for electrong configurations are:
Chromium, Cr: [Ar]3d^54s^1 and Copper, Cu: [Ar] 3d^104s^1
but I also need some clarification on why these exceptions exist.
Chromium, Cr: [Ar]3d^54s^1 and Copper, Cu: [Ar] 3d^104s^1
but I also need some clarification on why these exceptions exist.
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Re: Electron Configuration Exceptions
these exceptions exist because a half-full or completely full d sub-level is more stable than the partially full one.
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Re: Electron Configuration Exceptions
What is the partial full one you are referring to in these exceptions?
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Re: Electron Configuration Exceptions
saigorijavolu33J wrote:these exceptions exist because a half-full or completely full d sub-level is more stable than the partially full one.
Can you break this down a bit further I'm having trouble understanding what you meant?
Re: Electron Configuration Exceptions
Debora Fernandez Clemente_ 4H wrote:What is the partial full one you are referring to in these exceptions?
I think what is meant by the partially full shell is referring to the d sub-shell. A full or half full d shell is more stable than a partially filled d shell.
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