For Kl and lithium phosphate give the cation name and symbol, anion name and symbol, and...

For Kl and lithium phosphate give the cation name and symbol, anion name and symbol, and chemical formula.

Which is an impossible ectron configuration?

1s22s2

1s32s22p4

1s22s22p4

1s22s22p43s1

1s22s22p43s2

Expert Solution

Compound cation name / symbol anion name / symbol formula

KI potassium ion / K+ Iodide ion / I- KI

lithium phosphate Lithium ion / Li+ phosphate / PO₄-3 Li₃PO4

2. the following configuration is impossible

1s32s22p4 as the s orbital can accomodate only two electrons.

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