How does the valence electron configuration work for sulfur?
1 Answer
May 15, 2014
Sulfur is located in the 3rd energy level (row) and Group VIA (16th column) of the periodic table. This is the 4th column of the p block,meaning Sulfur must end in a configuration of
The electron configuration for sulfur is
This means that sodium has a valence shell of
The valence level, (highest energy level s and p orbital) is
Sulfur has six valence electrons.
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