Stable electron configurations are likely to contain

a. high-energy electrons.

b. unfilled s orbitals.

c. fewer electrons than unstable configurations.

d. filled energy sublevels.

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Devyn Roth

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3 April, 16:53

Stable electron configurations are likely to contain

a. high-energy electrons.

b. unfilled s orbitals.

c. fewer electrons than unstable configurations.

d. filled energy sublevels.

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Camron Duran · Answer 1

The correct answer among the choices given is option D. Stable electron configurations are likely to contain filled energy sublevels. The electron configuration shows the distribution of the electrons of an atom or a molecule. This configuration largely affect the chemical properties of the elements.

Stable electron configurations are likely to containa. high-energy electrons.b. unfilled s orbitals.c. fewer electrons than unstable configurations.d. filled energy sublevels.

Stable electron configurations are likely to contain

a. high-energy electrons.

b. unfilled s orbitals.

c. fewer electrons than unstable configurations.

d. filled energy sublevels.