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2.(a) Write the full electron configuration for each of Ge and Ge3-

2.(b) Write the noble gas configuration, and valence configuration of Ge
2.(c) Write the orbital diagram for the Ge3-

2.(d) For the unpaired electron in the orbital diagram for the Ge3-
ion, give its four quantum numbers
n,l,ml,ms
2.(e) Is Ge3+ diamagnetic or paramagnetic?

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