Question

Orbital notation of Be

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Aww :) <3

Answer 3

:)

Answer 4

Are you saying electron configuration?

Answer 5

https://ptable.com/

Just look at the ptable and go across each period and specific blocks and see where Be stops.
It goes through first period, so it definitely has a \(1s^2\)
And it stops at s block w/2e-, so it is in summary \(1s^22s^2\)

Answer 6

Ohhh that's what it means...yup I know how to do that haha, thank you!

Answer 7

NP, does it ask for ground state electron configurations or noble gas notations as well or just that?

Answer 8

Lewis Dot Notation, which I know how to do :) Thanks!