Tin Electron Configuration (Sn) with Orbital Diagram

Tin Electron Configuration: Tin is a chemical element that has the symbol Sn (It is taken from the Latin word tannum). The atomic number of Tin is 50. It is one of the post-transition metals in group 14 of the periodic table. It is obtained mainly from the mineral cassiterite that contains stannic oxide, SnO₂.

• Sodium Electron Configuration 
• Germanium Electron Configuration 
• Carbon Electron Configuration 
• Nitrogen Electron Configuration 
• Oxygen Electron Configuration 
• Fluorine Electron Configuration 
• Neon Electron Configuration
• Thorium Electron Configuration 
• Protactinium Electron Configuration 
• Neptunium Electron Configuration 
• Plutonium Electron Configuration 
• Americium Electron Configuration 
• Nobelium Electron Configuration 
• Gold Electron Configuration 
• Mercury Electron Configuration

Tin Electron Configuration

It shows a chemical similarity to both of its neighbors that are germanium and lead in group 14 and has two main oxidation states, that is +2 and the little more stable +4. It is the 49th most abundant element which has 10 stable isotopes which is the largest number of stable isotopes in the periodic table because of its magic number of protons.

Tin has two major allotropes: at room temperature, the stable allotrope is β-tin, malleable metal, a silvery-white. At low temperatures, it gets transformed into the less dense grey α-tin, that has the diamond cubic structure. Metallic tin does not get easily oxidized in air.

• Fluorine Electron Configuration
• Neon Electron Configuration
• Sodium Electron Configuration
• Magnesium Electron Configuration
• Aluminum Electron Configuration
• Silicon Electron Configuration
• Phosphorus Electron Configuration
• Sulfur Electron Configuration

Tin number of Valence Electrons

The Tin has 4 valence electrons in its outer shell.

• Fluorine Valence Electrons
• Neon Valence Electrons
• Sodium Valence Electrons
• Magnesium Valence Electrons
• Aluminum Valence Electrons
• Silicon Valence Electrons
• Phosphorus Valence Electrons
• Sulfur Valence Electrons

Valence Electrons of Tin

See the picture below to know the valence electron of the Tin.

What is The Electron Configuration of Tin

The full Electron Configuration of Tin is 1s ²2s ²2p ⁶3s ²3p ⁶4s ²3d ¹⁰4p ⁶5s ²4d ¹⁰5p ²

How Many Valence Electrons Does Tin Have

The total number of the valence electron in the outer shell of tin is 4