For each of the following elements, match the element with what would be expected to be the LARGEST difference in ionization energies? Na A. Between third and fourth ionization energy. Ca B. Between first and second ionization energy. C. Between fourth and fifth ionization energy. Al D. Between fifth and sixth ionization energy. Si E. Between second and third ionization energy. > > >

Give the electron configurations for the elements given. Use the noble gas core preceding for the inner electrons.  Ge:     Ni:     W:     Tl:     Fe:     Zn:

Answer the following question regarding atoms of the following elements As, Br, Ca, Ga, K List these elements in order of increasing first ionization energies

Write electron configurations for each of the following elements. Use the symbol of the previous noble gas in brackets to represent the core electrons. Sn

For an atom or ion with 53 electrons: 1) Write the abbreviated electron configuration 2) Identify if this is paramagnetic or diamagnetic 3) Identify the number of valence electrons present

Which atom should have the larger second ionization energy: sodium or magnesium?  Why?

1)draw the energy level diagram for the following element. Phosphorus with atomic mass 31 and atomic number 15.  2) write electron configuration in order of filling for Os with atomic mass  190 atomic number 76. 3) write the complete electron configuration for Ne with atomic mass 20 atomic number 10.

3. Explain why only eight ionization energies are listed for Oxygen in the table listing ionization energies of elements.