The distribution of electrons across the shells of sulphur (atomic number = 16) is as follows (number of shells indicated with Roman numbers: number of electrons shown with Arabic numbers) (1-8; 11 - 8 (1 - 2; || - 4; ||| - 4 (1 - 4; || - 4; III - 8 1-2; 11-6; III - 8 (1-2; 11 - 8; III - 6

The distribution of electrons across the shells of sulphur (atomic number = 16) is as follows (number of shells indicated with Roman numbers: number of electrons shown with Arabic numbers) (1-8; 11 - 8 (1 - 2; || - 4; ||| - 4 (1 - 4; || - 4; III - 8 1-2; 11-6; III - 8 (1-2; 11 - 8; III - 6

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The distribution of electrons across the shells of sulphur (atomic number = 16) is as
follows (number of shells indicated with Roman numbers: number of electrons shown
with Arabic numbers)
1-8, 11-8
1-2; 11 -4: III - 4
(1-4; || - 4; ||| - 8
() 1-2; 11 - 6; III - 8
(1-2; 11 - 8; II - 6

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