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hi i need your help guys! Using the periodic table, fill in the following table with the number of electrons in each energy level of the element given.
n = 1 level n = 2 level n = 3 level n = 4 level
Element (maximum 2) (maximum 8) (maximum 18) -----------
Carbon- ________ ________ ________ _______

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i think its

carbon- 2 (there are two in the n=1 level) 4 (there are four in the n=2 level)

i might be wrong, but hope this helps :)

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Electrons in atoms are arranged in energy levels. The electrons in the energy levels of carbon are;

n= 1 ------ 2 electrons

n = 2 ----- 4 electrons

n =3 -----  0 electrons

n = 4 ----- 0 electrons

Carbon has the electronic configuration; 1s2 2s2 2p2.

This means that there are only two electrons in the n-1 level and there are four electrons in the n=2 level.

This makes a total of six electrons in carbon as shown.

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