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    RHENIUM
    75
    Re
    186.207 (1)


    Electronic Configuration

    The following represents the electronic configuration and its associated term symbol for the ground state neutral gaseous atom. The configuration associated with rhenium in its compounds is not necessarily the same.

    • Ground state electron configuration:  [Xe].4f14.5d5.6s2
    • Shell structure:  2.8.18.32.13.2
    • Term symbol:  6S5/2

    The image below is a schematic representation of the shell structure of rhenium - not what the atom of rhenium "looks like".

    Kossel shell structure of Re

    Fluorides
  • ReF4
  • ReF5
  • ReF6
  • ReF7
  • Chlorides
  • ReCl4
  • ReCl5
  • ReCl6
  • [ReCl3]3
  • Bromides
  • ReBr4
  • ReBr5
  • [ReBr3]3
  • Iodides
  • ReI4
  • [ReI3]3
  • Hydrides
    none listed
    Oxides
  • ReO2
  • ReO3
  • Re2O3
  • Re2O7
  • Sulfides
  • ReS2
  • Re2S7
  • Selenides
    none listed
    Tellurides
  • ReTe2
  • Nitrides
    none listed



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