How do you draw an atomic model for the element Cu?

Answer 1

JUST follow this instruction

Instructions

1. • 1

     Glue the 29 red and 35 blue beads or balls together in a clump or onto a large Styrofoam ball. Make the placement random. Do not glue all the red or all the blue balls to each other.

   • 2

     Slide two of the yellow beads on to the shortest wire. Glue them to the wire by placing a dab of glue inside each bead. Hold each bead while it dries. Make sure the beads are spaced equally on the wire.

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   • 3

     Slide eight of the yellow beads onto the next shortest wire. Glue them to the wire by placing a dab of glue inside each bead. Hold each bead while it dries. Make sure the beads are spaced equally on the wire.

   • 4

     Slide eighteen of the yellow beads on to the next second longest wire. Glue them to the wire by placing a dab of glue inside each bead. Hold the bead while it dries. Make sure the beads are spaced equally on the wire.

   • 5

     Slide the last yellow bead onto the longest wire. Glue it to the wire by placing a dab of glue inside the bead. Hold the bead while it dries.

   • 6

     Connect the ends of each wire with tape or glue. You should now have four rings.

   • 7

     Tie one end of the string onto the smallest circle. Tie the other end to the next smallest circle. Leave enough space that the electron beads do not touch.

   • 8

     Repeat step 7 for the each of the circles until all of the circles are tied together.

   • 9

     Tie one end of a string onto the smallest ring. Tie the other end around the nucleus or tape or glue it to the top of the nucleus.

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Answer 2

To draw an atomic model for copper (Cu), you can represent it using a nucleus with 29 protons and 35 neutrons, surrounded by two electron shells. The first shell can have 2 electrons and the second shell can have 27 electrons. Assign the electrons to orbit around the nucleus in accordance with the electron configuration of copper.