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Orbital Diagram of Vanadium

Orbital Diagram of Vanadium

How to write the Orbital Diagram for Vanadium?

Vanadium (V) has 23 electrons filling shells around its nucleus. A common way to describe this is [2, 8, 13]. This notation indicates the number of electrons in each main shell. The first bracket, [2], represents the inner two shells that are completely filled with a total of 2 electrons. The second bracket, [8], represents the next shell containing 8 electrons. The final number, 13, signifies the electrons in the outermost shells of vanadium.

Image showing Orbital Diagram of Vanadium
Orbital Diagram of Vanadium