Which of the following electronic configurations correspond to a EXCITED 5Estate for H atom? *2s13s14s15s1all of the above possible excited states for H-atom

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Which of the following electronic configurations correspond to a EXCIT state for H atom? * 2s1 3s1 O 4s1 O 5s1 all of the above possible excited states for H-atom

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