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5. To which element does each of the following electron configurations correspond?
a. 1s°2s 2p°3s²3p°4s*3d°4p*
b. 1s 25-2p°35 3p°4s²3dl®4p°Ss°4d®5p°
the follo
in order of decregsing size-largest to smallest (assuming

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