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Orbital Diagram of Germanium

Orbital Diagram of Germanium

How to write the Orbital Diagram for Germanium?

Germanium (Ge) arranges its 32 electrons in layers around the nucleus. The closer shells fill up first. Imagine 2 electrons in the innermost shell, followed by 8 in the second. Deeper inside, 18 electrons occupy another shell. Finally, out on the chemical frontline, the outermost shell holds just 4 electrons, with 2 of them being the all-important valence electrons responsible for how Germanium bonds with other elements.

Image showing Orbital Diagram of Germanium
Orbital Diagram of Germanium