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For the configuration of Magnesium at the excited state [Ne]3s¹3p¹, what term symbols are possible. Arrange the following term symbol in increasing energy.

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Chapter5: Quantum Mechanics And Atomic Structure

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For the configuration of Magnesium at the
excited state [Ne]3s¹3p¹, what term
symbols are possible. Arrange the following
term symbol in increasing energy.

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