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File:Electron shell 016 Sulfur - no label.svg

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English: Electron configuration (no language labels)
Date 23 October 2012, 13:15:33
Source http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Electron_shell_diagrams (corresponding labeled version)
Author commons:User:Pumbaa (original work by commons:User:Greg Robson)

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Short title Electron shells for element: Z=016 S (Sulfur): 2,8,6
Image title 2,8,6
Width 1200
Height 1200

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