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Review I Constants I Periodic Table Part B During an emission, electrons move from a higher energy orbital to a lower energy orbital. Which of the following are valid transitions that produce lines in the emission spectrum of Zn? Check all that apply. > View Available Hint(s) O [Ar]4s3d0[Ar]3d0 O [Ar]4s'3d°6s'[Ar]43d0 O [Ar|43d0[Ar]4s' 3d 6s' O [Ar]4s3d°[Ar|4s3d°4p? O (Ar]3d0+[Ar]4s°3d° O [Ar]43d0[Ar]4s' 3d"

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