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  • 05-07-2016
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There are two ions, K+ and Cl-. Find the Zeff for each if the valence electrons contribute 0, and the core electrons contribute. Now calculate the Zeff using Slater's rules.

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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 12-07-2016

Here
are the answers for the two ions:

1.
For K+, this would be the answer: Zeff
= 19 - (0.35(7) + 0.85(8) +2) = 7.75

2. For CI-, Zeff = 17 - (0.35(7) + 0.85(8) +2) = 5.75

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