Principles of Instrumental Analysis
Principles of Instrumental Analysis
7th Edition
ISBN: 9781305577213
Author: Douglas A. Skoog, F. James Holler, Stanley R. Crouch
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Question ③ What is the correct option? 1) Identify the element with the flowing e-configuration * AAs (Arsenic) *.Sc (glenium) + (hharine) + &r (Beninc) sa 252 2po 352 3p 43110 403 2) The correct arrangement of increasing order of alimic among Nask, Mg, Rb is radius P. * Mg <Na < k < Rb + My <Rb < k < Na + Nak < Rb < Mg or none of these option. 3) The number of valence elections in bromine Bris : *3 *7 4) for which of the following transitions das the light emmited have the highest frequency * n = S to n = 3 *n=Ston=2 *n=ston=/pn=ston=4 s) which one of the following orbitals can hold two electrons * * 4px 2s + Sday *All orbitals can antarn 2 electrons.
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Transcribed Image Text:Question ③ What is the correct option? 1) Identify the element with the flowing e-configuration * AAs (Arsenic) *.Sc (glenium) + (hharine) + &r (Beninc) sa 252 2po 352 3p 43110 403 2) The correct arrangement of increasing order of alimic among Nask, Mg, Rb is radius P. * Mg <Na < k < Rb + My <Rb < k < Na + Nak < Rb < Mg or none of these option. 3) The number of valence elections in bromine Bris : *3 *7 4) for which of the following transitions das the light emmited have the highest frequency * n = S to n = 3 *n=Ston=2 *n=ston=/pn=ston=4 s) which one of the following orbitals can hold two electrons * * 4px 2s + Sday *All orbitals can antarn 2 electrons.
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