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4. What is the symbol and name of an element that could have the following n and I quantum numbers to describe the last electron to fill these orbitals? n, ! Symbol Name 4, 1 5, 2 2, 0 5, 3

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4. What is the symbol and name of an element that could have the following n and I quantum
numbers to describe the last electron to fill these orbitals?
n, !
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Name
4, 1
5, 2
2, 0
5, 3

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