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What is the electron configuration for an electrically neutral atom of neon (Ne)?
Use the periodic table.
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1s22s22p44d2
1 s squared 2 s squared 2 p to the power of 4 4 d squared
1s22s22p6
1 s squared 2 s squared 2 p to the power of 6
1s22s22p4
1 s squared 2 s squared 2 p to the power of 4
1s22s2
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Correct answer: 1s2 2s2 2p6 (option 2).
Reason: Neon has atomic number 10, so a neutral Ne atom has 10 electrons, which fill 1s (2), 2s (2) and 2p (6).
Reason: Neon has atomic number 10, so a neutral Ne atom has 10 electrons, which fill 1s (2), 2s (2) and 2p (6).
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