Find a model of plutonium. a bohr model

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A user requested a Bohr model of plutonium for a school project, emphasizing the urgency of needing it by that night. Another participant provided detailed information about plutonium's electron shells, stating there are seven shells with electron distributions of 2, 8, 18, 32, 24, 8, and 2. They suggested representing these shells as concentric circles with the appropriate number of dots for electrons in each. The original poster expressed gratitude for the help received, indicating the assistance was valuable. The discussion highlights the importance of clear communication and timely support in academic projects.
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model of plutonium, a bohr model

i need to find a model of plutonium. a bohr model. i have to have it by tonight so i can draw it for my school project. can someone please help me. this is worth a lot of points and I've been sitting here forever and cannot find one. PLEASE HELP!
 
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I looked up plutonium electron shells on google for you. Several of the results gave Shells, 2,8,18,32,24,8,2. That is there are 7 shells, I suppose represented by concentric circles in your diagram, and the number of electrons in each shell (from inside out) is 2, 8, 18, 32, 24, 8, and 2. Is that what you wanted? Draw that many dots on each circle, put a heavy dot in the middle and hand it in!
 
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