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What tripositive ion has the electron configuration [kr] 4d3 ? what neutral atom has the electron configuration [kr] 5s 2 4d2 ?

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tigry1 [53]3 years ago

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(a)

Electronic configuration is given as follows:

$[Kr]4d^{3}$

Since, this is the electronic configuration of ion with+3 that means 3 electrons are removed. On adding the 3 electrons, the electronic configuration of neutral atom can be obtained.

Thus, electronic configuration of neutral atom is $[Kr]4d^{5}5s^{1}$ .

The atomic number of Kr is 36, thus, total number of electrons become 36+6=42.

This corresponds to element: molybdenum. Thus, the tripositive atom will be $Mo^{3+}$ .

(b) The given electronic configuration is $[Kr]5s^{2}4d^{2}$ .

The atomic number of Kr is 36, thus, total number of electrons become 36+4=40.

This corresponds to element zirconium, represented by symbol Zr.

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