Q3-ls diamagnetism existed in opened or closed-shell electronic structure? Which resulted in no net magnetic moment, give the reason behind diamagnetism in material and some examples from periodic table? (

Q3-ls diamagnetism existed in opened or closed-shell electronic structure? Which resulted in no net magnetic moment, give the reason behind diamagnetism in material and some examples from periodic table? (

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