Berlyium fourth electron will have the four quantum numbers
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In the building up process, we go one electron at a time. Therefore, we will use the three from lithium and add one more.
Fourth Electron
n = 2
ℓ = 0
mℓ = 0
ms = -½
Notice the same n, ℓ, and m values as the third electron, but ms for the fourth electron has shifted from positive ½ to negative ½.
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Answer:
Z = 5; (Boron): The first four electrons have the same four quantum numbers as Berylium, but the fifth electron is the first one in the l = 1 subshell which can have m(l)-values -1, 0 and +1.
Explanation:
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