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1. Determine the magnetic property of the elements or ions below: paramagnetic or diamagnetic Show the spdf notation. (2 points each)

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter12: Atomic X-ray Spectrometry

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1. Determine the magnetic property of the elements or ions below: paramagnetic or diamagnetic Show the spdf notation. (2 points each)

_a.)19K⁺

_b.)12Mg

_{c.) 8}O^2-

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