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What is the ground-state electron configuration of bromine (Br, atomic number 35)?
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Now, we will fill the orbitals with electrons until we reach the atomic number of bromine, which is 35. 1s can hold 2 electrons: 1sĀ² (2 electrons so far) 2s can hold 2 electrons: 2sĀ² (4 electrons so far) 2p can hold 6 electrons: 2pā¶ (10 electrons so far) 3s Show more…
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