Okay, the question is: quot;If you take away the most easily removed electron from an Aluminum atom (i.eionization) which orbital would it come from? Briefly explain your choicequot;Would it be 3p, because it is highest energy and far away from the nucleus, and well shielded from the nucleus charge?or would it be 3s because the electrons are paired and the repulsion makes it easiest? Plus it's far away and well shielded from the nucleus?Or is it neither of these? Haha these were just my guessesWhat is the answer? D:
Aluminum, as you pointed out, has 2 electrons in the 3s, and 1 electron in the 3pTrying to bust up a full s orbital requires more energy than expected so its the single electron in the 3p that is first removedFor sub-levels, the stability is totally full followed by half-full; recall that the more stable an atom's electron configuration the less likely you'll be able to break it up - or said differently, the more energy it requires to accomplish the change.
Sorry I don't have links.But I have had the tube type for over 20yrs.The components are :cross bar decks or planks leveling pads scaffold ends(thats what we called them) You should be able to call your local rentall place and find out where you can purchase some or you might be able to purchase theirs at a good price.One more piece you may want to consider depending on how high you go is called a wall tie.always make sure your scaffold is level both ways!it makes a difference when you start to stack or tie together in a string.goodluck
