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7. Consider an element with 2 electrons on the 1st shell and 4 electrons on the 2nd shell. What element is likely to have that Bohr model?

7. Consider an element with 2 electrons on the 1st shell and 4 electrons on the 2nd shell. What element is likely to have that Bohr model?
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7. Consider an element with 2

electrons on the 1st shell and 4
electrons on the 2nd shell. What
element is likely to have that Bohr
model?

User Sefier Tang
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Answer:

Carbon (C)

Step-by-step explanation:

The electron configuration of Carbon is 2-4.

User Maxim Akristiniy
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