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Let us suppose that you have discovered a new element of atomic number 162, which you choose to name khalidium (Kh). Assume that the normal order of filling of orbitals still prevails in the eighth period. Calculate Z* in the outermost valence electron of Kh.

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Solution

The expression for the effective nuclear charge Z is
Z=ZS
Here, Z is the nuclear charge and S is the shielding constant.
For khalidium (Kh), Z=162 and S=157.62
Hence, Z=ZS=162157.62=4.38
Hence, the effective nuclear charge that the outermost valence electron in khalidium (Kh) will experience is 4.38.

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