stability order Li,Li^+1,Li^+2
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the atomic no of Li,Li^+1,Li^+2 are 3,2,1 respectively.
so the right order is Li^+1 > Li > Li^+2.
so the right order is Li^+1 > Li > Li^+2.
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Hey there!!!
We can find the order of stability by the electronic configuration.
☆ In Li(3) , the electronic configuration would be: 1s^2 2p^1
☆ In Li^+1(2) , the electronic configuration would be: 1s^2 2p^0
☆ In Li^+2 (1) , the electronic configuration would be: 1s^1 2p^0.
We know that only half filled or fully filled orbitals are more stable.
So, the order of stability would be :
Li^+1 > Li > Li^+2.
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We can find the order of stability by the electronic configuration.
☆ In Li(3) , the electronic configuration would be: 1s^2 2p^1
☆ In Li^+1(2) , the electronic configuration would be: 1s^2 2p^0
☆ In Li^+2 (1) , the electronic configuration would be: 1s^1 2p^0.
We know that only half filled or fully filled orbitals are more stable.
So, the order of stability would be :
Li^+1 > Li > Li^+2.
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HOPE IT HELPS!!!
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