When talking about electron configuration, would energy level 4s only be filled after 3d would be filled? My confusion is due to the situation in the image where energy level 3p6 and 3d10 are next to each other with no 4s in between them. g. Ag[kr]52240106357.A type of isotope has a 2+ charge, an atomic mass of 56.9397 amu, 2electrons at the n-4 energy level, and 13electrons at the n=3 energy level. Determine the...a. atomic numberc. total #electrons27/7/20925$ 12e. total # p electronsb. mass number574885d. total # s electronsf. total # d electronszn15² 23² 2p635²3p6/4573010Zn²+2+15 ² 25² 2p 6 35² 3p620 10PPositive configuration can be because it is farther awayeasilycrowded orbital-almost overlap

Given , 4s energy shell is filled before 3d

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When talking about electron configuration, would energy level 4s only be filled after 3d would be filled? My confusion is due to the situation in the image where energy level 3p6 and 3d10 are next to each other with no 4s in between them.

g. Ag
[kr]5224010635
7.
A type of isotope has a 2+ charge, an atomic mass of 56.9397 amu, 2electrons at the n-4 energy level, and 13
electrons at the n=3 energy level. Determine the...
a. atomic number
c. total #electrons
27/7/20
925
$ 12
e. total # p electrons
b. mass number
57
48
85
d. total # s electrons
f. total # d electrons
zn
15² 23² 2p635²3p6/4573010
Zn²+
2+
15 ² 25² 2p 6 35² 3p620 10
P
Positive configuration can be because it is farther away
easily
crowded orbital
-almost overlap

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