Electronic configuration of copper sulphate ( with the help of atomic number)
Answers
Answered by
2
The Electronic Configuration of Copper Sulphate is 3d10 4s1.
The atomic number of Copper is 29.
Thus it will contain 29 electrons in it’s atom.
So it’s configuration will be
[Ar] 4s1 3d10.
Here one electron from the 4s2 jumps to the 3d9 orbital because the fully filled subshell os more stable due to increase in exchange energy.
Now, Cu2+ means loss of two electrons,
So 1 electron will be removed from 4s subshell and 1 electron from 3d subshell.
Thus the configuration will be
[Ar] 3d9.
Hope this Helps you❤️
The atomic number of Copper is 29.
Thus it will contain 29 electrons in it’s atom.
So it’s configuration will be
[Ar] 4s1 3d10.
Here one electron from the 4s2 jumps to the 3d9 orbital because the fully filled subshell os more stable due to increase in exchange energy.
Now, Cu2+ means loss of two electrons,
So 1 electron will be removed from 4s subshell and 1 electron from 3d subshell.
Thus the configuration will be
[Ar] 3d9.
Hope this Helps you❤️
Shivaniii:
but I need with the atomic number
Similar questions