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Calculate effective nuclear charge experience by valence electron in an atom having atomic number 24 and shielding constant 21.45.

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Answered by malavikathilak123
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The effective nuclear charge experienced by a valence electron in an atom having an atomic number 24 and shielding constant 21.45 is 3·

Explanation:

Given that,

The atomic number, Z = 24

The shielding constant, \sigma = 21.45

We know that,

An effective nuclear charge is a positive charge from the protons that a valence electron is experiencing and shielding effect is an effect where the outermost electrons are shielded from the nucleus·

To calculate the effective nuclear charge we have the relationship that,

   Z_{(effe.)} \ =\ Z\ -\ \sigma

where,

Z_{(effe.)}  = The effective nuclear charge

Z =  The atomic number

\sigma =  The shielding constant

On substituting the values we get,

Z_{(effe.)} \ =\ Z\ -\ \sigma

Z_{(effe.)} \ =\ 24\ -\ 21.45

Z_{(effe.)} \ =\ 2.55

Z_{(effe.)}3

Therefore,

The effective nuclear charge  experienced by a valence electron in an atom having an atomic number 24 and shielding constant 21.45 is 3·

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