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What are thhe atomic numbers of elements whose outermost electrons are represented by
(i) `3s^(1)` (ii) `2p^(3)` and (iii) `3d^(6)` ?

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To find the atomic numbers of elements based on their outermost electron configurations, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Electron Configuration**: - We have three configurations to analyze: (i) `3s^1`, (ii) `2p^3`, (iii) `3d^6`. 2. **Calculate the Total Number of Electrons**: - The atomic number of an element is equal to the total number of electrons present in a neutral atom. 3. **For `3s^1`**: - The configuration `3s^1` indicates: - 1 electron in the 3s orbital. - Before the 3s orbital, we fill the lower energy orbitals: - `1s^2` (2 electrons) - `2s^2` (2 electrons) - `2p^6` (6 electrons) - `3s^1` (1 electron) - Total electrons = 2 (from 1s) + 2 (from 2s) + 6 (from 2p) + 1 (from 3s) = 11. - Therefore, the atomic number is **11**, which corresponds to the element **Sodium (Na)**. 4. **For `2p^3`**: - The configuration `2p^3` indicates: - 3 electrons in the 2p orbital. - Before the 2p orbital, we fill the lower energy orbitals: - `1s^2` (2 electrons) - `2s^2` (2 electrons) - `2p^3` (3 electrons) - Total electrons = 2 (from 1s) + 2 (from 2s) + 3 (from 2p) = 7. - Therefore, the atomic number is **7**, which corresponds to the element **Nitrogen (N)**. 5. **For `3d^6`**: - The configuration `3d^6` indicates: - 6 electrons in the 3d orbital. - Before the 3d orbital, we fill the lower energy orbitals: - `1s^2` (2 electrons) - `2s^2` (2 electrons) - `2p^6` (6 electrons) - `3s^2` (2 electrons) - `3p^6` (6 electrons) - `4s^2` (2 electrons) - `3d^6` (6 electrons) - Total electrons = 2 (from 1s) + 2 (from 2s) + 6 (from 2p) + 2 (from 3s) + 6 (from 3p) + 2 (from 4s) + 6 (from 3d) = 26. - Therefore, the atomic number is **26**, which corresponds to the element **Iron (Fe)**. ### Final Answers: - (i) Atomic number for `3s^1` is **11** (Sodium). - (ii) Atomic number for `2p^3` is **7** (Nitrogen). - (iii) Atomic number for `3d^6` is **26** (Iron).

To find the atomic numbers of elements based on their outermost electron configurations, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Electron Configuration**: - We have three configurations to analyze: (i) `3s^1`, (ii) `2p^3`, ...
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