What is the electron configuration of neptunium?

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anonymous · Answer

do you want to complete one? because that is super long

anonymous · Answer

I did, but in other answers it said it had a 6d^1 in the end. That really confuses me, because the f orbital starts before the d?

anonymous · Answer

could you show me what you got?

anonymous · Answer

1S^2, 2S^2, 3S^2, 3P^6, 4S^2, 3D^10, 4P^6, 5S^2, 4D^10, 5P^6, 6S^2, 4F^14, 5D^10, 6P^6, 7S^2, 5F^4

anonymous · Answer

where are you reading that?

anonymous · Answer

That was my answer, the one I found in Google on a lot of different websites had a 6d^1 after the 5f^4. I realize I made a mistake at the 2p, disregard that.

anonymous · Answer

hm...sorry i don't see what went wrong..

abb0t · Answer

You know you can use short hand, or look it up on Wikipedia. 
I don't think you're really expected to know the e$^-$ configuration for that in High School since those elements with f-orbital are rarely used in many chemistry courses. Maybe inorganic or nuclear chemistry.