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Hello,
Imagine a chemical element of the periodic classification with 2046 as atomic number.
The highest physicists will tell you that such an element is totally unstable.
It prevents not at all the rule of Klechkowski from applying to the atom of this element..
Would you know how to give me the filling of its last two electronic layers of valence ?
For Fe, it would be 4s2 3d6.
Thank you for your cooperation.
I apologise in advance about the spelling. I'm french student...
Imagine a chemical element of the periodic classification with 2046 as atomic number.
The highest physicists will tell you that such an element is totally unstable.
It prevents not at all the rule of Klechkowski from applying to the atom of this element..
Would you know how to give me the filling of its last two electronic layers of valence ?
For Fe, it would be 4s2 3d6.
Thank you for your cooperation.
I apologise in advance about the spelling. I'm french student...