Iron ends in a 3d electron configuration. Which sketch below, for these six e-, is best and why? I II III 3d Orbitals O II - Hund's Rule O II - Photoelectric Effect OI-Hund's Rule III - Correct number of orbitals OI - All electrons paired O III - Hund's Rule

Iron ends in a 3d electron configuration. Which sketch below, for these six e-, is best and why? I II III 3d Orbitals O II - Hund's Rule O II - Photoelectric Effect OI-Hund's Rule III - Correct number of orbitals OI - All electrons paired O III - Hund's Rule

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter5: Electron Configurations And The Periodic Table

Section5.8: Ion Electron Configuration

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Iron ends in a 3d electron configuration.
Which sketch below, for these six e-, is best and why?
I
II
III
3d Orbitals
O II - Hund's Rule
O II - Photoelectric Effect
OI-Hund's Rule
III - Correct number of orbitals
OI - All electrons paired
O III - Hund's Rule

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