Are there anomolies?
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LyahFitzpatrick 2E
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Are there anomolies?
Are there elements in the periodic table (other than the d5 d10 situation) that don't follow the electron configuration setup by row and period? Maybe these lie in the f group we have not talked about much?
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Jessy Ji 2J
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Re: Are there anomolies?
Hi,
I don't think we have to know about the f orbital as the professor said we are not really going to use it in this class. I think the group of Cr and Cu is the only exceptions we need to know.
I don't think we have to know about the f orbital as the professor said we are not really going to use it in this class. I think the group of Cr and Cu is the only exceptions we need to know.
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Tammy Shen 2L
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Re: Are there anomolies?
I think the f orbital is also an exception, but we don't need to know electron configuration at that point.
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