u.Il conauets electricity.e.It has an orange color.6.Which of the following sets of elements are isoelectronica. Kr, Br2, Rb2+b. Ne, O, Kc. Ar, S2, K+d. Br, Se2, K+e.None of the sets are isoelectronic

The sets of elements which are isoelectronic are to be identified-Kr, Br2-, Rb2+Ne, O- , K+Ar, S2-,…

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u. Il conauets electricity. e. It has an orange color. 6. Which of the following sets of elements are isoelectronic a. Kr, Br2, Rb2+ b. Ne, O, K c. Ar, S2, K+ d. Br, Se2, K + e. None of the sets are isoelectronic