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Availability of electron orbitals in metals and metalloids

Outer Orbitals empty orbitals which make little or no contribution to bonding, being too high in energy [Pg.7]

Valence Orbitals, which may or may not be fully occupied and which are important in bonding [Pg.7]

Inner (Core) Orbitals, which are filled and are too low in energy to contribute significantly to the bonding [Pg.7]

Thus although all elements possess /-orbitals, only in the case of rf-block transition elements do they have both suitable energy for bond formation and contain electrons. [Pg.7]


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