What is the electron configuration for Tc+ (technetium cation)? [Kr]5s14d5 None of the other options [Kr]5s24d4 [Kr]5s23d4 [Kr]5s24d5
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Technetium has an atomic number of 43, which means it has 43 electrons in its neutral state. The electron configuration for Tc is [Kr]5sĀ²4dāµ. Now, we need to find the electron configuration for Tc* (technetium cation). Since it is a cation, it has lost one Show moreā¦
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