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A Wheh of the following electron contiqurations opplies, to the ground state
Ironcil) ions?
a) I Ar] 30¢
J.) IAI45?306
13.) Which of the following election confiquations for the element boron
a violation of the Pauliexclusion principol
Yeprepsesent
1.)
n=3
n=3
n=2
n=3
S P
n=1
15.) Elements with outermost election confiquration n?np9 in the ground state how
volance elections ond con be fannd in group
in the periadic tob

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