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What will the effective nuclear charge felt by the 1s electron of nitrogen atom

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Answered by Anonymous
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Effective nuclear charg for nitrogen is Zeff (3.83)

Answered by SahiliDessai1998
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Answer:

the effective nuclear charge felt by the 1s electron of nitrogen atom is 5.6.

Explanation:

The electronic configuration of nitrogen is, 1s^2 2s^2 2p^3.

The value of the screening constant is,

\sigma=(0.35\times4)+(0.85\times2)\\\sigma=3.10

Again, The value of effective nuclear charge is,

Z^*=Z-\sigma

Substitute the values in the given equation,

Z^*=7-3.10\\ Z^*=3.90

Now, the value of the screening constant for 1s orbital is,

\sigma=(0.35\times4)\\\sigma=1.4

Again, The value of effective nuclear charge is,

Z^*=Z-\sigma

Substitute the values in the given equation,

Z^*=7-1.4\\ Z^*=5.6

Hence, The value of effective nuclear charge for 1s orbital is, 5.6.

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