Part 3. Multiple Choice. Write the letter of the correct answer into the answer sheet.13 Which subshells (orbitals) are within the 1st electron shell?A. s onlyC. s, p, & dD. s, p, d, & fB. s & p14 Which subshells (orbitals) are within the 3rd electron shell?A. s onlyC. s, p, & dB. s & pD. s, p, d, & f15 Which electron shells have f subshells (orbitals)?A. Electron shells 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7B. Electron shells 4, 5 & 6C. Electron shells 4 & 5D. Electron shells 6 & 716 How many p subshells (orbitals) are in each electron shell that can hold p subshells?C. 3 subshell/orbitalD. 5 subshell/orbitalA. 1 subshell/orbitalB. 2 subshell/orbitalWhat is the maximum number of p electrons that can totally fill the p17 subshells/orbitals?A. 3 electronsB. 6 electronsC. 10 electronsD. 14 electrons18 Which electron shells can hold a maximum of 18 electrons?A. Shell 2C. Shell 4B. Shell 3D. Shell 519 The atoms of which element (listed below) would have the largest atomic radius?C. PhosphorusD. All atoms have the same radiusA. AluminumB. Silicon20 The atoms of which element would have the largest atomic radius?A. CalciumB. StrontiumC. BariumD. All atoms have the same radius

For shell 'n' , there are n-1 subshell Subshell can be denoted by 'l' l= 0, s-orbital l=1,…

13 Which subshells (orbitals) are within the 1ª electron shell? C. s, p, & d D. s, p, d, & f A. s only B. s & p 14 Which subshells (orbitals) are within the 3rd electron shell? A. s only C. s, p, & d B. s & p D. s, p, d, & f 15 Which electron shells have f subshells (orbitals)? A. Electron shells 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7 B. Electron shells 4, 5 & 6 C. Electron shells 4 & 5 D. Electron shells 6 & 7 16 How many p subshells (orbitals) are in each electron shell that can hold p subshells? A. 1 subshell/orbital C. 3 subshell/orbital B. 2 subshell/orbital D. 5 subshell/orbital What is the maximum number of p electrons that can totally fill the p 17 subshells/orbitals? A. 3 electrons B. 6 electrons 18 Which electron shells can hold a maximum of 18 electrons? C. Shell 4 D. Shell 5 A. Shell 2 B. Shell 3 C. 10 electrons D. 14 electrons 19 The atoms of which element (listed below) would have the largest atomic radius? C. Phosphorus D. All atoms have the same radius A. Aluminum B. Silicon 20 The atoms of which element would have the largest atomic radius? A. Calcium B. Strontium C. Barium D. All atoms have the same radius

13 Which subshells (orbitals) are within the 1ª electron shell? C. s, p, & d D. s, p, d, & f A. s only B. s & p 14 Which subshells (orbitals) are within the 3rd electron shell? A. s only C. s, p, & d B. s & p D. s, p, d, & f 15 Which electron shells have f subshells (orbitals)? A. Electron shells 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7 B. Electron shells 4, 5 & 6 C. Electron shells 4 & 5 D. Electron shells 6 & 7 16 How many p subshells (orbitals) are in each electron shell that can hold p subshells? A. 1 subshell/orbital C. 3 subshell/orbital B. 2 subshell/orbital D. 5 subshell/orbital What is the maximum number of p electrons that can totally fill the p 17 subshells/orbitals? A. 3 electrons B. 6 electrons 18 Which electron shells can hold a maximum of 18 electrons? C. Shell 4 D. Shell 5 A. Shell 2 B. Shell 3 C. 10 electrons D. 14 electrons 19 The atoms of which element (listed below) would have the largest atomic radius? C. Phosphorus D. All atoms have the same radius A. Aluminum B. Silicon 20 The atoms of which element would have the largest atomic radius? A. Calcium B. Strontium C. Barium D. All atoms have the same radius

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Chapter7: Atomic Structure And Periodicity

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 144AE: Although no currently known elements contain electrons in g orbitals in the ground state, it is...

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