C. Write the electron configuration of the following atoms and identify what Family and period do they belong. Determine whether each atom is diamagnetic or paramagnetic. 6. Te52¹27 7. V 2351 8. Bas¹5 137 9. Wa 183 10. Pt78195

C. Write the electron configuration of the following atoms and identify what Family and period do they belong. Determine whether each atom is diamagnetic or paramagnetic. 6. Te52¹27 7. V 2351 8. Bas¹5 137 9. Wa 183 10. Pt78195

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C. Write the electron configuration of the following atoms and identify what Family and period do they
belong. Determine whether each atom is diamagnetic or paramagnetic.
6. Te52¹27
7. V 2351
8. Bas¹5
137
9. Wa
183
10. Pt78195

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