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forsale [732]
2 years ago
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Which of the following could be the subshell representation of an element of Group IV?

Chemistry
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Afina-wow [57]2 years ago
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The subshell representation of an element of Group IV is option C. s² p², since it contains 4 valence electrons.

<h3>What are Groups?</h3>

In the Periodic Table, the Groups are the columns. For the Main-group elements, the group number coincides with the number of electrons in the valence shell.

Which of the following could be the subshell representation of an element of Group IV?

A. s². No, since there are 2 valence electrons.

B. s² p³. No, since there are 5 valence electrons.

C. s² p². Yes, since there are 4 valence electrons.

D. s² p¹. No, since there are 3 valence electrons.

The subshell representation of an element of Group IV is option C. s² p², since it contains 4 valence electrons.

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