How would you justify the presence of 18 element in the 5th period of periodic table?
@Kryten @mathslover @maheshmeghwal9 @A.Avinash_Goutham @UnkleRhaukus
it can be justifyed with electron configuration and Pauli exclusion principle.
yea simple by seeing its electron congiuration as 5period means n=5 and last configuration will be ns2np6
did nt understand!
your question is about xenon right? \[\text{Xe}\]
take your periodic table of elements and folow this scheme http://www.chemtutor.com/images/scheme.gif
i would agree that it can barley be thought of as a nobel gas, because the properties of the nobel gasses is that they are unreactive chemically , where as Xenon can form bonds
@Kryten i want to knoe the total number of orbitals and maximum electron that can accomodate?
oh my one is a trick dat simply see the elctron on the orbitals but u dont know the eltron count and orbitals den u cant use it.. sorryy
@Kryten help plzzz
i see shamer you got even another nick open.... :) start with that scheme i gave you and folow periodic table of elements in writing of electron configuration! ill start you of 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 4s2 3d10 ...
what exactly u want!!!
i want to knoe the total number of orbitals and maximum electron that can accomodate?
that can accommodate in what!!!
How would you justify the presence of 18 element in the 5th period of periodic table? i want to knoe the total number of orbitals and maximum electron that can accomodate?
ok so 1s2 - stands for firs "s" orbital and 2 stands for number of electrons in that orbital so next one is 2s2 so it is second s orbital with 2 electrons, next one is 2p6 so it is second p orbital with 6 electrons and so on
this graph may help you 1s -first row - two protons and electrons hence 2 elements are present 2s 2p -8 protons and electrons -8 elements 3s 3p-8 protons and electrons -8 elements 4s 3d 4p-18 protons and electrons-18 element S orbital always contains two electrons and 2 protons hence can form two differnt elelmnts hence s gives rise to 2 elements similarly ,p gives rise to 6 elements and d gives rise to 10elements
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