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Question
Complete the table pertaining to the following elements given in Column I.
Column I Elements | Atomic Number | Electronic Configuration | Underline the element present in that group |
1. Hydrogen | 1 | ______ | Be/Na/Ca |
2. Carbon | 6 | ______, ______ | N/P/Si |
3. Nitrogen | 7 | _______, ______ | C/P/S |
4. Oxygen | 8 | _______, ______ | N/S/Cl |
5. Sulphur | 16 | _____, ______, _______ | O/N/F |
6. Chlorine | 17 | _____, ______, ______ | I/O/S |
Solution
Column I Elements | Electronic Configuration | Element |
1. Hydrogen | 1 | Na |
2. Carbon | 2, 4 | Si |
3. Nitrogen | 2, 5 | P |
4. Oxygen | 2, 6 | S |
5. Sulphur | 2, 8, 6 | O |
6. Chlorine | 2, 8, 7 | I |
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