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1 August, 06:42

Explain why the bright spectral lines of light emitted from the atoms of an element are unique to that element

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  1. 1 August, 07:09
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    If you want the Lewis diagram of arsenic, it is a single element, and not much of a "structure". Simply place five dots on the four sides of an imaginary square around the symbol As. Two of the dots are paired, three are unpaired.
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