Using the drop down choices below, complete the ground state electron configuration for an atom ofselenium.Note: If an orbital doesn't contain electrons, select a value of "0" from the list (for the purposes of thisquestion only).[Ar] 4s♦ 3J W NO104pNext page Using the drop down choices below, complete the ground state electron configuration for an atom ofselenium.Note: If an orbital doesn't contain electrons, select a value of "0" from the list (for the purposes of thisquestion only).[Ar] 4s3d◆ON 460246Next page

Selenium atom has 34 electrons distributed among its shells and subshells. The first two electrons…

Using the drop down choices below, complete the ground state electron configuration for an atom of selenium. Note: If an orbital doesn't contain electrons, select a value of "0" from the list (for the purposes of this question only). [Ar] 4s ◆ 3 0 4p ◆

Using the drop down choices below, complete the ground state electron configuration for an atom of selenium. Note: If an orbital doesn't contain electrons, select a value of "0" from the list (for the purposes of this question only). [Ar] 4s ◆ 3 0 4p ◆

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