Math, asked by kemparaju407, 5 months ago

The electrons in the atoms of two elements P and Q are distributed in three

shells having 1 and 7 electrons in their outermost shells.

i) Write the group numbers in which these elements are placed in the modern

periodic table.
ii) Write the electronic configuration of P and Q and iii)the molecular formula

of

the compound formed between P and Q.





plz do answer it fast



Answers

Answered by anusmita8
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Answer:

i)P is placed in Group 1.

Q is placed in Group 17.

ii)Now this is a tricky question.

Pay attention , you must be thinking that only we know the number of electrons in the third shell but what about the first two shells? Well, its easy.

Given the electrons of P and Q are divided into three shells so from here we get to know its Period 3 as no. of shells tells us the period no. and we already know that its Group 1. So element P in period 3 Group 1 is Na( sodium) . So electronic configuration of Na is 2,8,1.

Similarly, Q belongs to period 3 too as its electrons are divided into three shells and its Group is 17. So, the element is Cl. Electronic configuration of Cl is 2,8,7.

Therefore, P-2,8,1

Q-2,8,7

iii) Molecular formula is NaCl.

Step-by-step explanation:

Hope this helps..

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