Which consequence results when increasing the nuclear charge within a tungsten atom?

💡 Explanation

Increased nuclear charge within tungsten causes greater effective attraction for electrons; orbital energies decrease due to the greater electrostatic force stabilizing all orbitals. This is attributable to electron shielding rather than atomic radius expansion or weakened ionization, therefore orbital energies become more negative representing greater stabilization.

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