Question
Draw neat diagrams showing schematic electronic structure of:
i. A pentavalent atom [Antimony (Sb)]
ii. A trivalent atom [Boron (B)]
i. A pentavalent atom [Antimony (Sb)]
ii. A trivalent atom [Boron (B)]
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Answer
[Note: Electronic structure of antimony is drawn as per its electronic configuration in accordance with Modern Periodic Table.]
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