Aluminium Electron Configuration (Al) with Orbital Diagram

Aluminium Electron Configuration: Chemical element Aluminium can be written as AL and has atomic number 13. Aluminium is a soft, ductile, magnetic and silver-white element which is from the BORON group. Electrons lie in the orbits of atom and molecules and the electron configuration can be termed as the distribution of a number of these electrons in the orbits.

Aluminium Electron Configuration

1s²2s²2p⁶3s²1p¹

• Ar Valence Electrons
   
• Ca Valence Electrons 
• Ne Electron Configuration
• Titanium Valence Electrons 
• Vanadium Valence Electrons 
• Chromium Valence Electrons 
• Manganese Valence Electrons
• Helium Electron Configuration
• Beryllium Electron Configuration
• Boron Electron Configuration
• Carbon Electron Configuration
• Oxygen Electron Configuration
• Aluminum Valency 
• Phosphorus Valency 

Electron Configuration For Aluminium ion

Electron configuration for Al ion is written in the form: 1s²2s²2p⁶3s²1p¹

Aluminium Number of Valence Electrons

As aluminium is a part of a 3^rd group and has 3 valence electrons in it.

How Do You Write The Electron Configuration For Aluminium?

To write the electron configuration for Al, it is written on the basis of a number of electrons present in the corresponding orbits and for AL it is written as:

1s²2s²2p⁶3s²1p¹

How Many Valence Electrons Are There in Aluminium?

The element aluminium lies in the “13” group also known as 3 or 3A group. It consists of three dots are put to draw the Lewis structure of aluminium.

Electron Configuration For al 3+

Al 3+ means there are 3 electron removals and in the electron configuration, there will be a removal of electrons from the last orbits. And for Al 3+ it can be represented as 1s²2s²2p⁶