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3. What is the symbol of the atom in the following orbital diagram? 1s 2s (↑) (↑↓) (*)(*)(*) a. 5B b. 7N C. 80 d. 16S e. 9F SM 2 d

3. What is the symbol of the atom in the following orbital diagram? 1s 2s (↑) (↑↓) ()()(*) a. 5B b. 7N C. 80 d. 16S e. 9F SM 2 d