Can someone please show me how to figure these outr? Thank You! 7. Use electron configuration to depict the ions formed from Ba and Br atoms and predict the formula for theircompound.Ba: [Xe] 6s?Bа2*: [Хе] + 2е-Ba2* 2BrBaBr,Br: [Ar] 4s?3d104p$ +a)5→ Br: [Ar] 4s?3d104p6e-Ва: [Xe] 6s?Ba2*: [Xe] + 2e-Ba2* BrВаBrBr: [Ar] 4s?3d104p5 + e-b)Br: (Ar] 4s'3d104p°Ва: [Хе] 6s?Ba*: [Xe] 6s + e-2Ba* BrВа, BrBr: [Ar] 4s?3d104p5 +c)> Br: [Ar] 4s?3d104p6e-Ва: [Хе] + 2е—Ba?-: [Xe] 6s?Ba?- 2Br*ВаBrzBr: [Ar] 4s?3d104p5Br*: [Ar] 4s23d104p6 + e-d)

7. Use electron configuration to depict the ions formed from Ba and Br atoms and predict the formula for their compound. В: [Xе] 65? Ba2*: (Xe] + 2e- Ba2* 2Br BaBr2 Br: [Ar] 4s?3d104p5 + a) + Br": (Ar] 4s²3d104p6 e- Ba: (Xe] 6s? Ba2*: [Xe] + 2e- Ba2* Br - ВаBr Br: [Ar] 4s?3d104p5 + e- b) Br: (Ar] 4s?3d104p6 Ba: (Xe] 6s? Ba*: (Xe] 6s' + e- 2Ba* Br Ba,Br Br: [Ar] 4s?3d104p$ + e- c) Br": (Ar] 4s?3d104p6 Ba?-: (Xe] 6s? Br*: (Ar] 4s?3d104p6 + e- Ba: [Xe] + 2e- Ba?- 2Br* BaBr2 Br: (Ar] 4s?3d104p5 d)

7. Use electron configuration to depict the ions formed from Ba and Br atoms and predict the formula for their compound. В: [Xе] 65? Ba2: (Xe] + 2e- Ba2 2Br BaBr2 Br: [Ar] 4s?3d104p5 + a) + Br": (Ar] 4s²3d104p6 e- Ba: (Xe] 6s? Ba2: [Xe] + 2e- Ba2 Br - ВаBr Br: [Ar] 4s?3d104p5 + e- b) Br: (Ar] 4s?3d104p6 Ba: (Xe] 6s? Ba: (Xe] 6s' + e- 2Ba Br Ba,Br Br: [Ar] 4s?3d104p$ + e- c) Br": (Ar] 4s?3d104p6 Ba?-: (Xe] 6s? Br: (Ar] 4s?3d104p6 + e- Ba: [Xe] + 2e- Ba?- 2Br BaBr2 Br: (Ar] 4s?3d104p5 d)

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ChapterU1: Alchemy: Matter, Atomic Structure, And Bonding

SectionU1.19: Noble Gas Envy: Ions

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