Posted by Hannah on Wednesday, November 2, 2011 at 11:05am.
1). No, you don't have it right.
Co electron configuration is [Ar]3d74s2.
To make the Co(II) ion, we remove the two 4s electrons so it now is [Ar]3d7. Since there are five d orbitals, placing 7 electrons can't be done evenly so it must have some unpaired electrons which makes it paramagnetic.
(Lat me give you the DrBob222 rule for the 3d transition elements. For the +2 ion of ALL of the 3d elements, the number of electrons in the 3d orbitals is the same as the second number of the atomic number. Neat, huh? That means Sc is 1, Ti is 2, V is 3, Cr is 4, Mn is 5, Fe is 6, Co is 7, Ni is 8, Cu is 9, and Zn is 10(not zero))
2.
O is 13.6, S is 10.4. Look at choice 5.
for chose 5 Ca is next to K and above Sr so wouldnt Sr be greater?
K = 4.3
Ca = 6.1
Sr = 5.7
ok where do you get those numbers from?
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