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Transcribed Image Text:Fill Table 1 with full electron configuration and number of
unpaired electrons with the configurations. To get number
of unpaired electrons, draw orbital diagram of the
outermost shell, and fill the orbitals with electrons following
Aufbau Rule, Hund's Rule, and Pauli Exclusion Principle,
then count how many electrons are left unpaired.
Table 1: Electron Configurations of Atoms and lons
Element
Atomic
Unpaired
Full Electron Configuration
Symbol
Number
Electrons
S
1s° 2s° 2p° 3s° 3p*
16
CI
Na
Li
F
Fe
Fe2+
Fe+
K*
P3-
O2-
Mg**
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