17. Fill in the table with the correct responses.Write the complete electronconfiguration of copper.Write the noble gasconfiguration of the copper (II)ion, Cu*.Write the complete electronconfiguration for the tin.Write the complete electronconfiguration for the tin (II)ion, Sn²+Write the noble gasconfiguration of the tin (IV) ion,Sn4+Draw the energy leveldiagram for nickel. Useappropriate labels to identifycomponents of the diagram.A common ionic charge (orvalence) of nickel is 2+. Writethe electron configuration forthe nickel(II) ion.

1)copper: atomic number is 29.electronic configuration is:1s^2 2s^2 2p^6 3s^2 3p^6 3d^10 4s^1. noble…

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