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Suppose SnCl2 compound is present. We know that Sn has +2 charge. How do we know it? And how to know for other compounds

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Answered by priyanshu2106
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Answer:

By finding the electron in outermost cell

Explanation:

We will use the condensed form of configuration for Sn2+. Element Sn has 50 electrons, [Kr] includes 36 of those electrons, the other 14 electrons are in: 5s 4d and 5p orbitals. So as you can see, after 2 electrons are removed from the 5p orbital, 5p is no longer part of the configuration.

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Answered by mauryasandeep6069
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Answer

by cross method

Explanation:

Cl have -1 charge we know that by cross method

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