NEET Chemistry
Palladium: electronic configuration and properties
Palladium has atomic number 46 and electronic configuration [Kr] 4d10. Explore its periodic behaviour and open the interactive atom model.
Open Palladium in 3DKey properties of Palladium
- Symbol
- Pd
- Atomic number
- 46
- Atomic mass
- 106.42(1)
- Family
- transition metal
- Electronic configuration
- [Kr] 4d10
- Shell distribution
- 2, 8, 18, 18
- Oxidation states
- 2, 4
- Standard state
- solid
Periodic behaviour
Atomic radius: 131 pm. Electronegativity: 2.2. First ionisation energy: 804 kJ/mol. Use these values comparatively across a period or group rather than memorising them in isolation.
NEET exam focus
For NEET, prioritise the NCERT electronic configuration, periodic position, common oxidation states, and direct trend-based comparisons involving Palladium.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the electronic configuration of Palladium?
Palladium has electronic configuration [Kr] 4d10, with shell distribution 2, 8, 18, 18.
What are the oxidation states of Palladium?
The listed oxidation states are 2, 4.
How can I view the Palladium atom in 3D?
PracticeNEET's interactive periodic table provides a rotatable schematic atom with accurate electron populations by shell.