The electron configuration for Fluorine is 1s 2 2s 2 2p 5
a. How many total electrons does Fluorine have?
b. How many of these electrons are in the 1 st energy level?
c. How many of these electrons are in the 2 nd energy level?
d. If you could see the two different “s” orbitals, how would 1s differ from 2s?
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