When electrons are added in the 6s orbital, what happens to the energy level of the 5d
orbitals? As a result after the electron enters 5d orbitals in the lanthanum, in which orbital
does the next electron enter in cerium?
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Cerium has an electronic configuration of (outer shell) 4f1 5d1 6s2. So the next electron enters 6s orbital
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To answer ur first question
The orbit in which the electrons will be added depends upon its energy level
And it is calculated by n + l
n is principal quantum no
L is azimuthal quantum no
So lower the n +l value of an orbital...electro s will be filled in tht orbit first
L for s orbital is 0
L for p orbital is 1
L for d orbital is 2
So 6s = 6+0 =6
5d = 5 +2 =7
Thus 6s fills first...
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