What element does the electron configuration [Kr] 5s² 4d10 5p¹ correspond to?OkrO InCdSnSb Compare the energies of the 3p and 3d orbitals in the H and K atoms. Which of thefollowing dual statements is correct?H atom3p is higher in energy than 3d3p and 3d are equal in energy3p is lower in energy than 3d3p and 3d are equal in energy3p is higher in energy than 3dK atom3p is higher in energy than 3d3p is lower in energy than 3d3p and 3d are equal in energy3p and 3d are equal in energy3p and 3d are equal in energy

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What element does the electron configuration [Kr] 5s² 4d10 5p¹ correspond to?
Okr
O In
Cd
Sn
Sb

Compare the energies of the 3p and 3d orbitals in the H and K atoms. Which of the
following dual statements is correct?
H atom
3p is higher in energy than 3d
3p and 3d are equal in energy
3p is lower in energy than 3d
3p and 3d are equal in energy
3p is higher in energy than 3d
K atom
3p is higher in energy than 3d
3p is lower in energy than 3d
3p and 3d are equal in energy
3p and 3d are equal in energy
3p and 3d are equal in energy

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