The electronic configuration of the element boron, with atomic number 5, is
1s2 2s2 2p1.
Shell 1:
Subshell s:
The first shell of boron contains two electrons in the 1s orbital, and it has a maximum capacity of two electrons.
Shell 2:
Subshell s:
Boron fills the second shell’s two available electron slots in the 2s orbital with two electrons each.
Subshell p:
The p subshell is an additional subshell that is part of the second shell. One electron is present in the 2p orbital of boron.
Table of electronic configuration of boron
Shell | Subshell | Orbital |
1 | s | 1s |
2 | s | 2s |
2 | p | 2p |
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- Electronic configuration of iridium (Ir)
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