Chemistry, 23.03.2021 02:50, michaelgold1

This state of C—1s22s22p13s1—represents one of the following: either (a) a C+ ion (b) a C- ion (c) the ground state of the C atom (d) an excited state of the C atom. Which one is it? Briefly explain.

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This state of C—1s22s22p13s1—represents one of the following: either (a) a C+ ion (b) a C- ion (c) t...