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Q what is the true option which of the following atoms has the smallest radins * CL P Ge Pb 2) Which of the following statements is true? P A set of p orbitals can have a marimen * The sorbit has a spherical shope of to decrons level has no f of bitats to the forth energy bitals in 'd' sublevel, 3) light has wavelength of Gorla am what is the 2 /energy of -20 photon of this light to 110x10-195 +3131x1015 +27/810185 +3.68 x 10 J 1) How many elections can be described by the quantum numbers = 31=3, mt=-+ фо 2 6 s) which of these statements is true lower energy to Upon absoption of the energy the elections jumps from a state to a higher energy state and NE is negative to The election configuration of the elements in group 7A ends * with nsa пря As the wavelength decreases the energy of photon increases to The p-orbity has a spherical shape. As the angular quantum number (D) increyes, the size of the orbital increases,

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