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Use the Aufbau Principle, Pauli Exclusion Principle, and Hunds Rule to write the orbital filling diagram, electron configuration, condensed electron configuration, and Lewis Dot Diagram for any element on the periodic table or answer related questions. Apply your knowledge of stable electron configurations to predict the common ion charges for any element and recognize stable elements and configurations. Practice Problems 1. Complete the following chart on a separate piece of paper. Isotope Symbol #1Isotope Symbol #2Number of ProtonsNumber of NeutronsNumber of ElectronsAtomic Number (Z)Mass Number (A)Atomic MassCharge EMBED Equation.3 O-18810881816.00amu0 EMBED Equation.3 Ru-10444604444104101.07amu0 EMBED Equation.3 3-Sb-12051695451120121.76amu-3 EMBED Equation.3 -Cl-36171918173635.45amu-1 EMBED Equation.3 2+Ba-13856825456138137.38amu+2 2. Write the orbital filling diagrams for a neutral atom of each of the following. a. 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