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Vanadium's atomic number is 23. Thus, it has 23 protons and 23 electrons. The configuration for 23 electrons is 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 4s2 3d3.

Vanadium electron configuration is fairly straightforward for a transition metal. Electron configuration is the basis for the oxidation states of a element. You already know that Vanadium is popular in Flow Batterytechnology because has 4 different oxidation states, so the big containers of electrolyte can all be based on a single metal. This makes the batteries a little safer, because nothing terrible happens if the reservoirs of electrolyte accidentally get mixed.

Most scientific information about vanadium tops is best read at http://www.vanadiumsite.com

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The structure looks like a V with 5 dots surrounding it.

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Nickel is an unbonded element. It wold just be the atomic symbol surrounded by it's 10 valence electrons(dots).

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The Lewis Stucture for Manganese (Mn) is:

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This question may seem difficult at first but it is simply 2x-4(3(3x+4)/2(2x)+4-4y=zxy

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The crystal structure is cubic.

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