Activity 1.1 Determining the four quantum numbers of an atom Directions: Give the complete set of quantum numbers for the last entering electron of the following elements. 1. Nickel 2. Xenon 3. Bromine WBLS-OBE• MELC-Aligned • Self-Learning Module • General Chemistry 1 4. Rhenium_ 5. Bismuth_

Activity 1.1 Determining the four quantum numbers of an atom Directions: Give the complete set of quantum numbers for the last entering electron of the following elements. 1. Nickel 2. Xenon 3. Bromine WBLS-OBE• MELC-Aligned • Self-Learning Module • General Chemistry 1 4. Rhenium_ 5. Bismuth_

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Activity 1.1 Determining the four quantum numbers of an atom
Directions: Give the complete set of quantum numbers for the last entering electron of the
following elements.
1. Nickel
2. Xenon
3. Bromine.
WBLS-OBE •
MELC-Aligned •
Self-Learning Module •
General Chemistry 1
4. Rhenium
5. Bismuth

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