This rule is known as the Pauli Exclusion Principal. This is the same for all d orbitals. The most abundant isotope, Mo has 56 electrons. When electrons get promoted from the Highest occupied molecular orbital MO to the Lowest unoccupied MO, they are electrons of higher energy. If you are filling in the electrons it will be in the 4d orbital. If you are removing electrons the first to come out is in the 5s electrons since transition metals lose 's' electrons before 'd' electrons.
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Here's Quentin Cooper:. The answer to the ultimate question - of life, the Universe and Everything - is, as every Douglas Adams fan knows, And 42, as every Mendeleev fan knows, is the atomic number of molybdenum. And for many that - plus the indisputable fact that molybdenum is a funny word - is often about as far as their knowledge goes of this silvery metal - not that they'd have known it was a silvery metal - which is wedged between its better known brethren chromium and tungsten in group six of the periodic table.
That odd-sounding name comes in a convoluted way from the Greek for lead, as ores of the two were often mixed up by early mineralogists - it was also frequently mistaken for graphite - and it wasn't until that molybdenum was recognised as a distinct entity deserving its own place in the periodic table, and a few years later still that it was finally isolated.
The key breakthrough came from the Swedish chemist Carl Wilhlelm Scheele, better known as 'Hard luck Scheele' because he made a whole series of chemical discoveries, including oxygen, only for others to go and get the credit. So its mistaken-identity history, its miscredited discoverer, its misleading and often mis-spelled name, all add to the aura of comedy and confusion around molybdenum But for all the ways we've discovered to use it, of far greater significance - although involving far smaller quantities of molybdenum - is the way we've evolved to make use of it within us.
It's found in dozens of enzymes Without proteins there wouldn't be much at all in the way of life And it turns up in other key human enzymes too such as xanthine oxidase in the liver, which is vital to our waste processing. But just in case anyone's thinking of rushing off to buy one of the many commercially available trace mineral supplements with molybdenum it's worth adding that although like much of life on Earth we definitely need it That's next to nothing So, time to stop laughing at the funny name So time to give some much-owed respect, it seems, to the element molybdenum.
That was science broadcaster Quentin Cooper with the widely applied chemistry of molybdenum. Now, next week, blink and you may miss it. If elements were insects, darmstadtium would be the mayfly of the chemical world. It exists for the most fleeting time before it transforms to something else.
Darmstadium is never going to have a practical use - but its sheer brevity of existence gives it a wistful fascination. And to find out what does happen in darmstadtium's brief existence on earth, in next week's Chemistry in its element. Until then, I'm Meera Senthilingham and thank you for listening. Chemistry in its element is brought to you by the Royal Society of Chemistry and produced by thenakedscientists.
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This chemical element is capable of holding the one Electron in the 5S and the further the five Electrons in the 4d shells. The simple explanation behind this Valence of Molybdenum is the capability of this chemical element. It can use the one Electron in the 5s shell and then it further can use the 5 electrons in the 4d shell due to its extreme flexibility which is unique in its kind.
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