【】What Is the Sodium (Na) Electron Configuration?

●Ground State Electron configuration for sodium (Na):1s² 2s² 2p⁶  3s¹

●Expanded Electron Configuration of Sodium(Na):
1s² 2s² 2p⁶  3s¹

Abbreviated Electron Configuration for Sodium(Na):
[Ne] 3s¹

Unabbreviated Electron Configuration for Sodium(Na):
1s² 2s² 2p⁶  3s¹

●Noble Gas Electron Configuration for Sodium:
[Ne] 3s¹


●Longhand Electron Configuration for Sodium:
1s² 2s² 2p⁶  3s¹


●Shorthand Electron Configuration for Sodium:
[Ne] 3s¹

Explanation:

Here is the way you can follow to write the electron configuration for Sodium (Na) in just 5 Steps.


Electronic configuration of sodium


                   Step-1:

The atomic number of  sodium is 11.That is why sodium  has 11 electrons and 11 protons.








                     

                      Step-2:

Now we have to memorize the following sequence of the orbitals.Just read and write on your paper.


ss   


ps ps 


dps  dps   


fdps fdps fdps fdps....



In a line-


ss ps ps dps dps fdps fdps 


fdps fdps fdps fdps.......               



  Step-3:


Now first numer the s-orbital (start with 1s)like this:


1s2s  


p3s   p 4s


dp 5s  dp 6s



fdp7s  fdp 8s...... According to your need.



In a line-


1s2s  p3s   p 4s dp 5s  dp 6s




fdp7s  fdp 8s........


Remember ◆ s-orbital start with 1s

                    ◆ p-orbital start with 2p
                   
                      ◆d-orbital start with 3d
                      ◆ f-orbital start with 4f


Again,Now(second) number the p-orbital(start with 2p) like this:



ss   


2ps  3ps 

d 4ps   d 5ps   

fd6ps fd7ps fd8ps fd9ps....


In a line--



ss  2ps  3ps  d4ps   d5ps   


fd6ps fd7ps fd8ps fd9ps....




Thirdly, number the d-orbital(start with 3d)like this:




ss   


ps ps 

3dps  4dps   

f5dps f6dps f7dps f8dps....



In a line--



ss ps ps 3dps  4dps  


 f5dps f6dps f7dps f8dps....



Fourthly,number the f-orbital(start with 4f) like this:




ss   


ps ps 

dps  dps   

4fdps  5fdps 6fdps 7fdps....


In a line--



ss  ps ps dps  dps  4fdps  5fdps 6fdps 7fdps......



Fifltly,number s,p,d,f together like this....


1s2s

2p3s   3p4s

3d4p5s 4d5p6s


4f5d6p7s  5f6d7p8s 


6f7d8p9s.........



In a line----


1s 2s 2p 3s 3p 4s 3d 4p 5s d 5p 6s 4f 5d 6p 7s 5f 6d 7p 8s 

6f 7d 8p 9s.........




               Step-4:



You have to know that


•S-orbital can hold maximum 2 electrons.


•p-orbital can hold maximum 6 electrons.


•d-orbital can hold maximum 10 electrons.


•f-orbital can hold maximum 14 electrons.





              Step-5:



Now we know that Sodium has 11 electrons.


Electronic configuration of  sodium (Na)will be...



s² s²


p⁶s¹   ps


dps dps


fdps fdps fdps....


●So,we are getting..


s² s²

p⁶s¹



Now number s-orbital according  to above process.


1s² 2s²


p⁶ 3s¹





Now number p-orbital (start with 2p)according to above process.


1s² 2s²


2p⁶ 3s¹










In a line---



1s² 2s² 2p⁶ 3s¹


So the electronic configuration of sodium is given below:

1s² 2s² 2p⁶  3s¹

  

         
 Electron Configuration of sodium:



1s² 2s² 2p⁶  3s¹

  

     

Electron Configuration Chart or Diagram for Sodium
Electron Configuration Chart or Diagram for  Sodium






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