Report Sheet - Lab 5B. Electron ConfigurationAtomNaCaFeZnBrSrCdXeCsPbRaElectron ConfigurationElectron Configuration and Periodic PropertiesNumber ofValenceElectronsGroup8B(8)2B(12)8B(12)47

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Report Sheet - Lab 5
B. Electron Configuration
Atom
Na
Ca
Fe
Zn
Br
Sr
Cd
Xe
Cs
Pb
Ra
Electron Configuration
Electron Configuration and Periodic Properties
Number of
Valence
Electrons
Group
8B(8)
2B(12)
8B(12)
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