What is the electron configuration of sulfur?What is the energy level in sulfur?

Question

can you tell me the electron configuration of sulfur, the correct energy level, and the shells...

thnk u

Answer 1

Sulphur (or Sulfur - are you U.S. ?)

Symbol 'S'. Atomic Number = 16. Atomic weight = 32

Nucleus = 16 Protons & 16 Neutrons.

Electrons = 16 in 3 Energy levels

Shell 1 or 'K' = 2 electrons

Shell 2 or 'L' = 8

Shell 3 or 'M' = 6

Answer 2

Sulfur Electron Configuration

Answer 3

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I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, so I'll try to cover everything. There are only four energy levels. This is because there simply aren't elements with more energy levels, though theoretically there would be more. The energy levels are referred to as 1, 2, 3... Each energy level has sublevel(s), equal to the number of the energy level. For example, the second energy level has two sublevels. The sublevels are referred to as s, p, d, f, and theoretically would continue down the alphabet (g, h...). Each sublevel has orbitals depending on its type. s has one, p has three, d has five, f has seven, and so on. Each orbital can contain up to two electrons, each of which spins in the opposite direction of the other. - Anonymous

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What is the electron configuration of sulfur?What is the energy level in sulfur?
can you tell me the electron configuration of sulfur, the correct energy level, and the shells...

thnk u

Answer 5

It is as follows:
Atomic No-16
Shell-K= 2
Shell-L=8
Shell-M=6

Answer 6

electron conf. 1s22s22p63s23p4 (sorry this lame program won't allow superscripts!)

Energy level???? as the previous answer stated there are 3 different energy levels that the electrons are in. The valence or outer electrons are in energy level 3. Maybe that's what you want.

Answer 7

They'd lose two electrons to become 2+ ions. eg., Magnesium, Calcium....