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give the formula of one species positively charged and one negatively charged that will be isoelectronic with helium​

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Answered by kumkum8138
4

Explanation:

1 is hydrogen anion (h-)

2 is lithium cation (li+)

Answered by MahiBTS5
3

Answer:

The formula of one species positively charged and negatively charged which is isoelectronic with Helium are respectively Li⁺ (Lithium ion) and H⁻ (hydride ion)

Explanation:

The term Isoelectronic means the ions have the identical number of electrons in same ground state configurations.

Here, Helium(He) has a ground state configuration of 1s^{2} and has 2 electrons.

On the other hand, Li has a configuration of  1s^{2} 2s^{1}

So if Lithium looses one electron of 2s orbital it becomes Lithium ion (Li⁺) which also has 2 electrons in 1s orbital which makes Li⁺ isoelectronic with Helium.

As we know H has configuration of 1s^{1} and has 1 electron, when H gain one electron it becomes Hydride ion (H⁻) which again have identical numbers of electrons in 1s orbital.

Hence, Li⁺ is the positively charged and H⁻ is negatively charged ions which are isoelectronic with Helium.

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