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Effective nuclear charge of copper ion

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Answered by dhdocnhcdio
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Answer:

cu +2

Explanation:

cu atomic no.29 also its electronic configuration is 3d9 4s2 so during excitation it forms cuprous and cuppric ions(+3)

Answered by SHANNELLE
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Answer:

The formula is different for a electrons & d electrons , but the number of protons is the same for the same atom , copper , Z = 29 . You can conclude that the 4s electron experiences a lower effective nuclear charge and is therefore more likely to be lost than the 3d electron ,

should the copper atom becom ionized .

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