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write the distribution of electrons in an atom having atomic number 18

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Answered by pranavi54321
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1s²2s²2p63s²3p6 =Argon electronic configuration.....

stable electronic configuration...

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Answered by sailorking
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Answer:

The distribution of electrons in an atom having atomic number 18 is, the first orbit closest to the nucleus has 2 electrons, the next orbit consistences of 8 electrons and the last orbit which consists of 8 electrons.

Explanation:

The element having atomic number 18 in the periodic table is "Argon", which is considered as a non-reactive element as it has no extra electron or lack of electrons, hence not reacting with any other elements.

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