Which of the following orbital diagrams reflects an atom not in the ground state? a. [1l] 1s [1l] 2s [1|1|1] 2p b. [1l] 1s [1l] 2s [ | |1] 2p c. [1l] 1s [1l] 2s [1|1| ] 2p d. [1l] 1s [1l] 2s [1|1l|1] 2p e. [1l] 1s [1l] 2s [1| |1] 2p
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An orbital diagram is a visual way to represent the electron configuration of an atom. It shows the distribution of electrons in the atom's energy levels. The given orbital diagram is 2p^2 2p^2 2p^2 2p^2 2p^5. This means that there are 2 electrons in each of the Show more…
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