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我唔知你form 幾,其實呢個問題係中六,中七先教的,我嘗試解下la(coz i study chem in english, i will use english instead)
in lower form(f4-f5), when we refer to electron shells, we know that:
when n=1, max e-=2
n=2, max e-=8
n=3, max e-=18 etc.
taking example of n=2, it seems that the eight electrons are in the same energy level. however there are presences of subshells showing that the 8 electrons are not in same energy level,
for n=2, it includes 2s orbital and 2p orbital where 2e-in 2s orbital and 6e- in 2p orbitals (in short it can be written as 2s2 2p6)
similarly when n=3, three subshells can be found as 3s2 3p6 3d10
when we determine the electronic configurations of an element, we can use the following laws to help us,
1.hund's law: electron would enter the degenerate(same energy)orbitals before pairing up
2.Aufbau's principle:electrons would enter the orbitals in aascending energy.
from 2, we can know that why potassium is 2,8,8,1 instead of 2,8,9. it is because the 3d orbital is higher energy level than 4s orbital, so outermost e- electron would enter the fourth electron shell/4s orbital.
from your question, Cr(鉻),Cu(銅) are the transition metals (d-block element). transiton metals are differ from those in group 1-3, it is because the electrons start to enter the 3d orbital. As mention before, 4s orbital has lower energy than 3d orbital, we may expect that ,
*electronic configuration of Cr=1s2,2s2 2p6, 3s2 3p6 3d4,4s2 (2,8,12,2)
*remarks: 第1 個no 是electron shell no, 英文字是orbital name,之後個no 是 no of electrons in orbitals
however, this structure is not stable since 4s2 have 2 e-, the repulsions between the paired e- in the 4s orbital outweigh the fact that 4s is higher energy than 3d orbital. on the other hand, Cr would have the following configuration,
electronic configuration of Cr=1s2,2s2 2p6, 3s2 3p6 *3d5,4s1 (2,8,13,1)
*there are totally five 3d orbitals and each orbital can maximumly accommodate 2e-,
as mention before, aufbau's principle suggests that electrons enter the same orbital before pairing up, thereby, in Cr each d orbital has 1 e- so 5 d-orbital have 5 e-. can you notice that the orbitals are half filled? when the orbitals are half filled, it can gain extra stability.
the same argument can be applied to Cu, but this time, its d-orbitals are fully filled. it can gain extra stability as well.
electronic configuration of Cu=1s2,2s2 2p6, 3s2 3p6 3d10,4s1 (2,8,18,1)
instead of 1s2,2s2 2p6, 3s2 3p6 3d9,4s2 (2,8,17,2)
if you are form 4/5 student, it may be a bit hard for you to understand because AL chem is not so easy to follow.my teacher taught this topic for a month since it is a long topic, especially handling the transition element. if you think that my explanation is not enough, you can refer to any AL chemistry textbook(physical chemistry) to learn more.
from 應屆高考生
2007-01-20 20:09:57 補充:
打錯左*there are totally five 3d orbitals and each orbital can maximumly accommodate 2e-,as mention before, aufbau's principle suggests that electrons enter the same orbital before pairing upaufbau's principle 改做hund 's rule